Sentence examples for because the backdrop of from inspiring English sources

Because the backdrop of my life is much more interesting than the gradients, stock holiday designs, and futuristic laser-beam patterns that they use as backdrops.

The scale [of the sector] would be reason enough, but this task is even more important because of the backdrop of stretched health and social care budgets, an ageing population and significant systems reform.

This civilian uprising occurs against and because of the backdrop of Baltimore's economic abandonment, which has left its primarily black residents vulnerable not only to police violence, but also to a dangerous lack of basic human services like water and affordable housing.

Although blasphemy was a criminal offense under former President Hosni Mubarak before Egypt's revolution as well, Mr. Saber's case has raised special alarm because it comes against the backdrop of the sometimes violent battle over Egypt's draft constitution, which elevates the crime of insulting religion to the level of the charter itself.

The Haiwai Net says Beijing now has a bigger responsibility because the summit comes in the backdrop of the end of US quantitative easing.

We fail to notice the shadowed portion of the moon because it tends to disappear against the backdrop of the blue sky or the starry night.

"I would have to assume that their policies are not reviewed, because if they are reviewed on the backdrop of the law then they have to be changed".

But this year's budget merits an asterisk because it is being conducted against the backdrop of a spirited contest among a large group of Democrats and Republicans to succeed him.

The village is popular with holidaymakers because of its fountains, tree-lined avenues and the backdrop of troglodyte dwellings.

But she shot her latest movie, "Yesterday Never Ends," in her native Catalonia because it is about an emotional crisis against the backdrop of Spain's economic troubles.

This is not The Hangover just because it's women engaging in debauchery against the backdrop of a wedding.