Sentence examples similar to long term backdrop from inspiring English sources
By contrast, David Cameron et al have it all to do, against a long-term backdrop, going back to the 1960s, of ever-increasing cynicism about politicians, even before the expenses debacle.
Persistent economic worries — about both a potential slowdown in the near term and almost certain sluggish growth in the long term — have formed the backdrop for the annual spring meetings of the monetary fund and the World Bank.
Most MPC members fear that the rocketing housing market and mounting debt could be creating long term problems, against a backdrop of financial strife abroad and faltering growth in the UK.
But the European Union's emissions rose 1.4% in 2015, against a backdrop of long term declines in pollution, while another major emitter, India, saw emissions rise 5.2%.
All of this is just a backdrop to Facebook's ongoing negotiations with publishers over long term agreements that tie them to the Facebook platform.
"Think long term," he said.
