Sentence examples for put into the background from inspiring English sources
Representative Carolyn McCarthy, Democrat of New York, who was elected as a gun control advocate after her husband was killed and her son was severely wounded in the Long Island Rail Road shooting in 1993, said tonight that more money should be put into the background checks.
When the activity is invisible to the user (put into the background), it means that this activity is in the stopped mode.
This analytical-descriptive process has highlighted the density of situations that characterise the borders between formal and informal and has enabled the dichotomous view of informality to be put into the background, shifting the attention onto the area of interconnection between the two poles.
Mason has been criticised for her cautious approach to new commissions, but she made one radiantly leftfield decision when, in 2006, she appointed Wayne McGregor as resident choreographer, the first artist from a modern dance background to be put into the post.
Much effort has been put into the development and subsequent refinement of methods to isolate biologically meaningful information from the background noise [ 27- 30].
Put into the flour mixture.
Personally, I'd lose the think tanks concept or put it into the background.
Cricket was once again put into perspective against the background of a nation in despair.
These variations could be a major risk factor for that family, but might not cause the disease when put into another genetic background, and this is where large-scale analyses come into play.
