Sentence examples for the back of losses from inspiring English sources

But does that make it evil – profiting on the back of losses sustained by innocent shareholders?

Yesterday's 6-4, 6-4 defeat by Novak Djokovic at the Boodles event at Stoke Park came on the back of losses against another Serbian, Janko Tipsarevic, at the same event on Wednesday and Nicolas Mahut of France in the Aegon Championship at Queen's Club last week.

Meli grabbed a second to level after Jake Mullaney's kick for the Red Devils, on the back of four losses.

The U's next travel to York in the league and Roberts added: "We've come off the back of two losses and we said today is going to be the springboard for our season".

England go into the game against the world champion All Blacks on the back of two losses, with a disappointing 20-14 defeat by Australia followed up by a frustrating 16-15 loss to South Africa.

"We're off the back of four losses.

The defeat means the All Blacks go into the World Cup opener against Tonga on 9 September on the back of consecutive losses to Australia and defending world champions South Africa, who finished bottom of the Tri-Nations table.

State Street, the Boston-based financial services company, saw its shares fall 5.9%, or $5.02, to $79.84, in late afternoon trading on Tuesday after it announced its earnings dropped 27.8% in the fourth quarter, on the back of mortgage losses.

Her exit comes on the back of the loss of a number of high-profile Asia-based executives last year.

Newcastle were a massive stumbling block and it wouldn't have been much fun going to receive a presentation on the back of a loss.

On the back of the loss, the Sharks could fall to third, with Canberra a chance to leapfrog them with a win on Sunday over the Wests Tigers.