Sentence examples for background to which from inspiring English sources

This is the background to which Salmond commented in an interview last week: "The centre of gravity in Scottish politics currently is clearly not independence.

Nick Broomfield, previously known for documentaries that expose as much about the film-maker as they do about his subjects, will next release his second feature film, Battle For Haditha, an account of the massacre in that town (the background to which you can read about here).

In 1984, while working as a factotum for Tibor Hirsch, a director who made his living (and a good one) with TV commercials but had a documentary background to which he was attempting to return, I had the pleasure and the privilege of getting to know the artistic team of Komar and Melamid, who had emigrated from the Soviet Union in the nineteen-seventies.

(PLT 36/GA5 21) Manifesting the tension between earth and world, the shoes in Van Gogh's painting emerge from the background to which they nevertheless continue to belong.

In MR applications, we denote VO for the virtual object and BG for the background to which the virtual object is merged.

A whitening filter approach to compressive measurements of signals with background contamination, and associated analysis leading to bounds on the amount of background to which our detection procedure is robust.

In Civil's case, there is also some algorithmic special sauce going on in the background — to determine which readers are asked to rate which comments.

Further studies conducted in other languages would encourage women from a non-English speaking background to participate, which would also provide an improved representation of the broader population.

Her stages tend to be stripped bare, so that all of these background systems to which she is so deliciously attuned can bubble up, uninterrupted, unadorned.

RST assumes a tectonic background seismicity to which induced seismicity is proportional.

The mortality rates are inclusive of country-specific background mortality to which the AIDS deaths are added.