Sentence examples for backdrop of burgeoning from inspiring English sources
His highly acclaimed first novel, In the Castle of My Skin (1953), is an autobiographical bildungsroman set against the backdrop of burgeoning nationalism in the British colonies of the Caribbean in the 1930s and '40s.
Iraq produced the template: al-Qaida-linked fighters are driven out against a backdrop of burgeoning local hostility, only to return when the military – and social – climate is more favourable.
This was an era of burgeoning discovery in astronomy.
The abundance of burgeoning talent offers reason for hope.
Indications of burgeoning entrepreneurship are plentiful in Taiwan, Korea, India, and China.
Against the backdrop of today's burgeoning 3-D printing landscape — with an ever-increasing number of machines popping up — MIT Media Lab spinout Formlabs has carved out a precise niche.
Sperl's 1880s stucco ceiling, dark wood fittings and cut-glass mirrors provided the setting for moments of creative reflection by the architect Josef Hoffmann and the composer Franz Lehár more than a century ago, just as they served as the backdrop for a burgeoning romance in the 1995 film Before Sunrise.
Though the Panthers launched as a local concern, chapters soon sprang up nationwide against the backdrop of the era's burgeoning countercultural politics (Vietnam, the student movement); a global confluence of anti-colonial movements; and the toxic social and economic results of de facto segregation.
This could help in the sustainable management of the burgeoning amount of organic waste.
Against the backdrop of what some analysts have called a burgeoning generational shift in New Jersey politics, it seemed that United States Senator Frank R. Lautenberg — 84 and a veteran of nearly a quarter-century in the Senate — could be excused if he felt at all uneasy.
The rest of the book is a jolly romp through an England that no longer exists, full of stout aunts and alcoholic uncles with nicknames like Hadge, the backdrop to Andrews's burgeoning fame in radio and music hall.
