Sentence examples for more background and from inspiring English sources
Should you require more background, and you probably do, start with Nathan Heller's Profile of Richard Linklater, from the June 30th issue.
More information still feels needed -- more videos and photographs, more analyses by military strategists and airport security specialists and market watchers, more background and opinion from Middle East experts, more eyewitness testimony, more F.B.I. reports.
Here's a video from the Asian Development Bank describing the initiative: There's more background, and excitement, about the project from Holger Dalkmann, director of the Embarq transportation program of the World Resources Institute.
This is partly an anachronistic holdover from the original Federal Reserve Act of 1913 – and reflects the political milieu of that time, in which bankers had to be persuaded to accept a central bank (for more background and a lot of relevant technical detail, I recommend Edwin Walter Kemmerer's "The ABC of the Federal Reserve System," published in 1920).
In contrast, if Greece were to leave the euro zone, its financial system would cease to operate; Greek banks depend to a great extent on support from the European Central Bank (for more background and the available numbers, see our recent Peterson Institute policy brief, "Europe on the Brink").
Updated throughout with more background and details.
We're seeing companies from more backgrounds and countries than ever before.
Here there were two distinct mutually exclusive tendencies: the frequently-expressed desire for more background information and more detail, and even numerical information, and the contradictory demand for concise presentation, which was also voiced in the focus groups.
Obviously they'll still have a bit more background knowledge, and understand the nature of science, and all that kind of thing (Cara, PP/PE role).
There are many good books and websites that can give you even more background knowledge and stuff to think about.
Mr. Schwarzenegger has won support from the Democratic Legislature by indicating he would accept a new version with more background checks and other safeguards.
