Sentence examples for a context of rising from inspiring English sources

The 1992 and 2002 conferences were held in a context of rising public and media pressures to address a list of well-documented social, economic and environmental problems.

The report comes in a context of rising global attention to human rights abuses in Mexico sparked by the disappearance of 43 students in the southern city of Iguala on 26 September, after they were attacked by municipal police allegedly working with a local drug gang.

In a context of rising frustration and distrust, other residents of the camp refused the pre-evacuation.

Such a study would be particularly relevant, as medicalized childbirth procedures are frequently being adopted in a context of rising poverty, disrupted health services, scarce human and financial resources, and political instability [10].

An already volatile, angst-ridden situation is amplified by a political context of rising populism and partisan point-scoring.

This is in a context of palpable rising frustration among the general population, as a bailout for Spain looks ever more likely.

But it's more accurate to say that this entire system was itself an artifact of the housing bubble, and only made sense within a context of continually rising prices and the ability of subprime borrowers to refinance their mortgages.

However, living on a fixed income within the context of rising costs and diminishing social programs may not be sufficient to support their lifestyle such as it is.

The Philippines is a case in point: in the context of rising tensions in the South China Sea, it beefs up its alliance with the United States more so than its partnerships with the other claimants.

And inappropriate child-care practices, such as early complementary feeding, late initiation and early termination of the breastfeeding period, coupled with inadequate nutritional understanding, cast a darker shadow across the present context of rising food and energy prices.

A former senior aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed, over a Jerusalem lunch of toasted bagels and salad, that most Israelis considered the peace process irrelevant because they believed that the Palestinians had no interest in a deal, especially in the current Middle Eastern context of rising Islamism.