Sentence examples for come on top of from inspiring English sources

The closures come on top of ones announced in 2011.

The catch: the increase will come on top of one of the worst years for bank pay in recent memory.

A second problem is the tax would come on top of existing national ones.

A third bailout has come on top of two previous ones worth €216bn from Europe alone.

The cyclical crisis has come on top of the secular one, and the two are now feeding off each other.

They come on top of earlier cuts.

"Come on — top of the world out here," he said.

The latest cuts come on top of those reductions.

The probable cuts come on top of increased economic stress for those in charge of posterity.

Such actions would come on top of the four rate increases staged since October.

The government's proposed cuts … come on top of the 40% cuts already applied since 1997".