Sentence examples for backdrop of fear from inspiring English sources

But the controversy over the order has unfolded against a backdrop of fear.

Against a backdrop of fear and uncertainty, playwright Janine Nabers explores the emotional battleground where an African-American single mother wars with her teenage daughter, each coping in her own way with personal tragedy and loss.

Against the backdrop of fear over European debt and stagnant global growth, the hedge fund, led by one of Wall Street's more enigmatic titans, Ray Dalio, sidestepped the mess.

Against that backdrop of fear and violence, Saudi Arabia has assembled a broad coalition of Sunni Arab powers for what could be a sustained and expansive campaign against Yemen's Houthis and, by extension, Iran.

But, against a backdrop of fears of Islamist attacks, the privacy lobby has failed to make much headway.

For Indonesians, questions about the nation's future are asked against a backdrop of fears that the country would not even survive as a nation.

Housing had appeared to be bucking weakness in the broader economy, which has experienced a sharp slowdown in job growth and a cooling in manufacturing against the backdrop of fears of tighter fiscal policy in Washington in early 2013 and a lingering debt crisis in Europe.

Is a headteacher's job the best in the world or, these days, is it an endless stream of policy changes against a backdrop of constant fear that one disappointing Ofsted inspection could see the end of your career?

These stories are widely known in parts of the Muslim community in Britain, and form part of the backdrop of growing fear and resentment against those in power who are making Britain a different country from that represented by Collins.

In uncertain economic climates, with a backdrop of austerity, fear and protectionism can all too easily creep into a nation's mindset.

Would it be a good investment?" Against this backdrop of financial fears, universities are expressing concern about an alarming dip in the number of home students progressing on to postgraduate taught study, calling on the government to introduce a loan system to halt a 12% decline over the last three years.