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

The bruising campaign has already seen Hillary Clinton's star wane, as she has shown herself tetchy and hectoring, and her panicky operatives have been caught playing grubby tricks; Mike Huckabee, an unknown from Arkansas, has soared to recognition on the back of his folksy ability to reach out to evangelical Christians without alienating those of more restrained faith.

"I think there has been recognition on the back of Iraq and Afghanistan that we haven't understood the human dimension of the campaign we are engaged in.

Kane won England recognition on the back of 21 goals in 34 league games last season - but he has struggled in front of goal for his club this season.

The news comes on the back of other voice recognition apps making a splash and then facing rejection issues with Apple, perhaps most notably Evi.

And then, on November 6, President Obama's stunning victory helped carry three states to marriage equality and block a constitutional amendment in Minnesota, all on the back of his public recognition of marriage equality in May.

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.

The context in which Bevan spoke was critical, of course: on the back of Labour's third successive general election defeat of that decade there was a recognition that the party had gone wrong somewhere along the line.

The smells are on the back of the cards and this back looks the same for all the cards so there's no image recognition involved.

on the back of the still.

Focus on the back of the board.

on the back of their hand.