Sentence examples for increased on the back from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Exchange rate volatility, political uncertainty and the prospect of increased costs on the back of a weaker pound were all causing concern for manufacturers, the lobby group said.

I realise the number has increased mainly on the back of promoted clubs and recent moves south by home-based players [three from Derby County, two from Sunderland, one from Birmingham City], but it means that all these lads will be gaining experience at the highest level.

Unless you have a massage table that allows you to stick your head through a hole to align your spine, you will experience increased stress on the back and neck.

We are certainly not increasing profits on the back of lower wholesale gas prices.