Sentence examples for ongoing backdrop from inspiring English sources

Caroline de La Soujeole at Seymour Pierce said: Trading in the second half of the year is anticipated to remain challenging given tough comparators and the ongoing backdrop of economic uncertainty.

Set against the unfortunate and ongoing backdrop that is an epidemic of campus sexual assault, the cultural debate around college rape has given rise to many forms of expression.

The creditors' visit is taking place against a backdrop of ongoing economic difficulty for the nation.

With the transitional administration's mandate set to expire on August 20 , 2012 and against the backdrop of ongoing violence, Somalis worked toward forming the foundations of a new government.

Halabi's arrest – and another arrest of a UN development programme staff member on similar charges – comes against a backdrop of ongoing intimidation by the Israeli state of international NGOs and UN agencies working in Palestine.

That call is set against the backdrop of ongoing leaked revelations from the cache of documents taken by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, which has shone a light on government surveillance activities — including goings on inside the UK's GCHQ agency.

Against the backdrop of ongoing – and escalating – attacks on schools, aid workers, girl students and women teachers, this has been no easy task.

However, against the backdrop of ongoing transfers, it is harder to establish whether class II or III RNRs were present in the LUCA, despite the fact that ribonucleotide reduction is an essential cellular reaction and was pivotal to the transition from RNA to DNA genomes.

A better understanding of the nature of interactions between the CCW and the expanded social support network of carers, particularly the division and sharing of labour in HBC, can help inform further planning of these services in the backdrop of ongoing health reforms and shrinkage of resources.

Against the backdrop of the ongoing emergency, the NPP won only one seat in the legislative elections of 1996.

A similar phenomenon was taking place all over Europe, of course, but it probably had more resonance against the backdrop of the ongoing struggle between Republicanism and Catholicism.