Sentence examples for increase on the back from inspiring English sources

Although Ms Dynamite got a lot of exposure from the prize, her album sales did not increase on the back of it.

ANZ Championship administrators released the 2016 season draw on Thursday and hope crowds continue to increase on the back of the Australian Diamonds' Netball World Cup triumph in August.

Gross general government debt has risen to just above 75% of GDP, and could continue to increase on the back of weaker-than-projected growth or stock-flow adjustments..

The fans happily accepted covers of US hits from their favourite UK pin-ups, music publishers were thrilled to have their material promoted here, and there were certainly no complaints from the original American stars, who saw their record royalties increase on the back of soaring UK popularity".

NHS England chief executive, Simon Stevens, is intent on reminding ministers of promises made during the EU referendum campaign about more NHS funding, but even if the government were to make a token increase on the back of Brexit, that is still more than two years away.

The figures also suggested that worker's wages could be set to increase on the back of the positive figures.

This treatment was repeated, even increased, on the back.

Although their revenue growth increased on the back of China's continued economic growth, their ability to create value was still only half that of their global peers.

The company managed to get more consumers to sign long-term wireless contracts, and best of all, wireless margins increased on the back of smartphone sales where they accounted for 88% of the company's sales in the quarter.

But he said the cartel would not increase production on the back of the surge in prices as he believed there was no shortage of oil.

The news came on the day Mr Hunt told the BBC that school sports provision is "patchy", and said ministers wanted to increase participation on the back of Team GB's Olympic success.