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

There were interesting social changes on the back of that; ex-steelworkers were taking what was previously regarded as women's work in the laundry".

While we don't expect any number changes on the back of this article it does add to the negative sentiment re-transparency that has built up through the ANA [US advertisers trade body] report earlier this year.

But you cannot solve climate change on the back of the 35%.

So it is no wonder that her life changed on the back of Beijing, and yet, Adlington insists, it changed much less than people think.

"There was a discussion with Boris Johnson and there will be a courtesy meeting but the policy is not going to change on the back of that," Gove's spokesman said.

"We crack the whip, whether we win or lose, but I don't think things should change on the back of two defeats".

"Eligibility in England was changed on the back of judgements which do not apply in Scotland and we retain a separate system".

The core message of his post is "apparently, some people who appear determined to fight climate change on the back of the world's poor".

These changes come on the back of Bing's massive redesign, that saw it cut its column interface design from three pillars to two.

This step change comes on the back of a 4.9% drop in the previous quarter.

His captain, Paul Collingwood, is disappointed Stoneman does not get more recognition when it comes to England selections but that will change if, on the back of breaching 1,000 runs in 2013, he continues to cash in on opponents' errors.