Sentence examples for backgrounds for example from inspiring English sources

Experiments show CVs with "white-sounding" names being treated more favourably than those with names linked to minority backgrounds, for example.

Also, people who have similar experience – those with police or military backgrounds, for example – are more likely to have that response," he said.

Horacio Salinas's large, black-and-white, high-contrast pictures of found tire treads isolated against white backgrounds, for example, evoke Abstract Expressionist painting.

In both states, as in the general election, it appears that the BJP appealed to "aspirational" voters from different caste backgrounds, for example those from the "other backward classes" category (to which Mr Modi belongs) and Dalits (formerly "untouchables").

Sitting near a big picture window overlooking the Mississippi, he enumerated the similarities between Darcy and Pete Campbell — both characters are the result of upper-class backgrounds, for example, and the parents of both are dead.

Researchers from France have diverse educational backgrounds, for example coming from universities or engineering schools.

The shift from one in two shades of semigloss plum on a Kelly green background, for example, to another in peach and aqua is startling.

And yet Hollande remains unwilling to take risks — hovering in the background, for example, while his Prime Minister and members of his Cabinet take much of the public wrath for unpopular but necessary labor reforms — until after 2017.

His economic background, for example -- earlier in his career, he worked at Fannie Mae and the Treasury Department as well as the State Department -- gives him an area of advantage many other officials do not have.

The Mossad background, for example, doesn't ring true in the way that it does in Eric Rochant's 1994 thriller Les Patriotes, in which Yvan Attal plays a young French Jew recruited by Israeli intelligence.

As background, for example, high school students might read a nonfiction text like "Garbage Land: On the Secret Trail of Trash," an exploration of what happens to society's discards by the science writer Elizabeth Royte.