Sentence examples for boosts on the back of from inspiring English sources

If Spotify is filling playlists with this commissioned material, what does that mean for ordinary artists who are trying to make a living especially when some musicians experience major career boosts on the back of prominent playlist placements?

BBC2's Match of the Day 2 saw its audience boosted on the back of five Sunday Premiership clashes, including Chelsea's 1-0 victoverover Liverpool and Arsenal's away win at Manchester United.

Winston McKenzie's comments were quoted by local media in the south London constituency days after his counterpart in the Rotherham byelection was given a boost on the back of publicity surrounding the local council's decision to remove three young children from their foster parents because the couple were members of the party.

Wall Street's main indexes continue to move higher, as Apple and chipmakers boost technology shares, while energy companies rise on the back of higher crude oil prices.

Newcomers Sooraj Pancholi and Athiya Shetty, both from local acting stock, make their debuts here, and it's produced by Salman Khan – whose appearance in the film could boost interest on the back of barnstorming Bajrangi Bhaijaan.

School sports provision is "patchy" and ministers want to boost participation on the back of Team GB's Olympic success, the culture secretary says.

Fantastic bass thanks to the "Bass Boost" switch on the back of the left monitor and crisp highs and mids kept me intrigued as song after song played, genre after genre.

Former sports minister Richard Caborn has hit out at "disastrous" results in the drive to boost sports participation on the back of the London Olympics.

Also on Monday, the Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt described school sports provision as "patchy" and said that ministers wanted to boost participation in sport on the back of Team GB's Olympic success.

A £135m Lottery-funded drive to boost mass participation in sport on the back of staging the London 2012 Games was announced yesterday.

The venue for the Challenge Cup final is not normally decided until the semi-finalists are known, leaving little time for marketing, but the Welsh Rugby Union believes that announcing where it will be staged a year in advance will help boost ticket sales, selling it on the back of the Heineken Cup final in what would be billed as a festival of the best in European club rugby.