Sentence examples for back of a key from inspiring English sources

He admitted that finding affordable housing was a struggle and a BNP councillor has now been elected in Harold Hill, on the back of a key issue for voters.

He received the backing of a key group of evangelicals last week, and he performed well in the Thursday night debate.

Now Bob Herbert complains that Mrs. Clinton is being divisive when she correctly points out that Barack Obama is having difficulty obtaining the backing of a key Democratic constituency: blue-collar white male voters.

Gogoprint believes it can bring learnings and business models from the West to Asia, and the company has already gained the backing of a key Printi investor.

The Guardian has managed to follow a trail from Selten's Dutch factory back to a key source of its horsemeat in the UK.

Traders may also be holding back ahead of a key government report on employment due Friday morning.

That told as Swansea's impressive record at Palace was dented on the back of a low-key performance.

Igor Plotnitsky, head of the self-declared Luhansk People's Republic, has said his forces are already pulling back artillery – a key requirement of the deal – and an official in Donetsk also said weapons were being removed from a key road.

Of course, it's somewhat unorthodox to generate such a mentality on the back of the exit of a key player, but nonetheless, Arena might have managed to do so.

A federal judge this week threw out the conviction of a 66-year-old Long Island man found guilty in 2008 of molesting his granddaughter and two of her friends after defense lawyers investigated a serial number on the back of a photograph that refuted a key portion of the prosecution's case.

Vasili Kiryienka had an even worse day, suffering elimination as he was swept up by the broom wagon at the back of the pack, a key member of Froome's supporting party now on his way home.