Sentence examples for more common backdrop from inspiring English sources
A more common backdrop was Iran's nuclear agreement with world powers, which cropped up on the television news as characters spoke, fought or otherwise went about their day.
The plane's blackened tail section — the only recognizable part — stuck out under Tuesday's gray skies, against a backdrop that could not have been more common in Lagos: a small plain church, a textbooks warehouse and a three-story, pale green cinderblock apartment building, partly obliterated by the wreckage.
It is these high-energy electrons and positrons that AMS is on the lookout for.The problem is spotting them against a backdrop of electrons from other cosmic sources, which are much more common than positrons are.
Climate change "may be a gradual process, but set on that backdrop are these extreme warming events that might be becoming more common that can have more dramatic consequences," said Robert Miller, an associate research biologist at the Marine Science Institute of the University of California, Santa Barbara, who was not involved in the study.
The new research comes against the backdrop of growing evidence that firearms violence is not only becoming more common; it is becoming more deadly.
In the 1970s, these tours often took place against ugly backdrops, as racist attacks against Pakistanis living in Britain became more common.
To portray the heroes interacting with animals, the television makers often use a more common device, dubbed "green screen," in which the actors are filmed against a blank green backdrop and their images are then inserted into scenes shot with wildlife.
Graffiti became more common.
Lectureships are more common.
