Sentence examples for with this unfolding from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately with this unfolding security environment, which is highly random and highly irrational, you don't know whether you're going to be able to bring anything on board".

With this unfolding in the background, during his post-Brexit first speech David Cameron chose his words carefully when thanking those taking part in the campaigns, describing the case made by Leave as "spirited and passionate".

With all this unfolding, the rest of the world needs confidence to continue with climate action.

With all this unfolding in a matter of days, it's understandable that people might have missed what happened at the House Oversight Committee when John M. Gore, the acting head of the Department of Justice's civil rights division, appeared before it.

The exchange is filled with pregnant pauses and the "reader" becomes filled with anticipation for this unfolding relationship.

With all of this unfolding -- how shall we remember into the future?

With all of this unfolding in the weeks leading up to the Super Bowl, it may seem like horrible timing for the Patriots.

With all of this unfolding as Native Americans reassert their rights to sacred lands, and scientists speak of the urgent need to move beyond fossil fuels to slow climate change, Secretary Clinton suggests that "all voices should be heard and all views considered... to find a path forward that serves the broadest public interest". Right.

This unfolding story with gangs in the US military remains largely unreported because they are killing only each other.

Alcohol played a central role in this unfolding tragedy with the essential argument on the part of the prosecution that the girl in question was so drunk there was no possible way she could give consent.

In this unfolding story with the Belief series, I am consciously embracing the friendships garnered between various faith traditions, economical classes, race and cultural limits, around a conversation that is elegantly not propagating anyone to belong to a religion, but to perhaps explore more how one's religion has the power to use God, and God to use one another, to do great good in the world.