Sentence examples for furnish background from inspiring English sources

These data were presented in order to give other researchers access to the studies we collected, and to furnish background information about the meta-analyses we have published about this dataset.

The movie's directors, Lilian Franck and Robert Cibis, can be stingy about furnishing background and context, so it's unclear whether Mr. Knüpfer works only there (he does get out of the concert house) or why or how he got into such a rarefied line of work.

His accounts of his travels are prized not only for the haiku that record various sights along the way but also for the equally beautiful prose passages that furnish the backgrounds.

Present experiments and computational simulations furnish a fundamental background to the understanding of plastic flow across sample sizes.

It was the precise moment for anyone who could furnish an appropriate background for America's accumulating wealth and increasing female influence.

According to one recommendation, foreign nationals in the United States who want to do research involving Tier 1 agents  could be required to furnish a criminal background check conducted by authorities in their home country.

Martin Cooper of The Daily Telegraph noted: "The white walls of Orford Church furnished an ideal background to the gay colours of Ceri Richards's costumes and the fantastic head-dresses of the animals.

The empirical underdetermination of the groups has a purely contrastive (arbitrary) character if the groups are isolated from the background beliefs furnished by our mind (Stanford 2009).

Since background materials are furnished by the client (warts included at the client's discretion), the writers are freed from the burden of doing original research -- and of providing journalistic balance.

Throughout two centuries of slavery and empire European thinkers and scientists set out to furnish their societies with a rational background for their treatment of other races.

Background: Placental tissue may furnish information on the exposure of both mother and fetus.