Sentence examples for Back-to-back months from inspiring English sources

Ratings for MTV's core audience — 18- to 34-year-olds — went up in June and July, the first time the network has experienced back-to-back months of ratings growth in four years.

The back-to-back months of big job losses indicated to some analysts that the already sluggish economy had become even weaker lately and might be nearing, or even in, a recession.

After several years of expanding opportunity and rising income for millions of households, the back-to-back months of big job losses indicated to some analysts that the already sluggish economy had become even weaker lately and might be nearing, or even in, a recession.

We've also never had back-to-back months of net job losses other than in a recession.

Frigid blasts early in the cold months are not unusual, but back-to-back cold months are rare, said Jay H. Lawrimore, chief of monitoring at the climatic data center in Asheville, N.C.

Mirror Online editorial director Pete Picton said: "Back-to-back record months for Mirror Online is a fantastic achievement, testament to the team's excellent reporting during an extraordinary period of news.

However, it seems slightly odd that a player can win the Players Championship and US Open in back-to-back calendar months and still not be deemed worthy of a place in the world's top 10.

Hoffman had been making two Hunger Games Mockingjay movies back-to-back in the months leading up to his death, and spent the majority of his time on and off set with the stars and crew of the franchise.

The San Antonio Spurs were a better team, in fact they looked like the exact kind of team capable of handing the Heat their first back-to-back loss in months.

What should have been the best moment in Violier's life was darkened, though, by the back-to-back deaths just months before of his father — to whom he dedicated a 1,000-page 1,000-pageropean wildfowl — and Rochat, his culinary mentor, who died in a cycling accident.

So, I wrote them back-to-back in fifteen months to maintain the linear flow of the trilogy.