Sentence examples for a secure stream of from inspiring English sources

Berkshire plans to provide a secure stream of capital to Clayton's mortgage-financing operations; Kevin T. Clayton, the company's president, said those operations require $1 billion a year.

That doesn't need to be included in net public sector borrowing (it isn't in other western European countries), and it would mean a secure stream of rent, as well as creating jobs and stimulating the economy.

The intangible reward of doing God's will and leading their people, but also the practical compensation of working for a secure stream of food for themselves and their families.

A secure stream cipher is an effective security solution for applications running on resource-constrained devices.

It concludes that an adequate and secure stream of financial support is essential for the sustained development of Shopmobility in local contexts, and recommends that Local Transport Plans should ensure that Shopmobility schemes are effectively linked to community and public transport services, and accessible car parking provision for disabled motorists.

Dutch immigrant sold his discount furniture chain, Super A-Mart, in 2006 but kept ownership of many of the stores' buildings, whicha secure stream of rental income.

Theo is among a handful of sustainability-minded companies building supply chains from the ground up, with an eye to both securing a stream of quality raw materials and helping improve the lives of those who produce these goods.

Most actors dream of securing a stream of jobs, because of the insecurity of what they do.

Occasionally his get-in-there-early approach to archives produced pure gold, as when he secured a stream of material from Martin Luther King before the march on Selma in 1965 made King a figure of national importance.

"The projects funded by this investment will be determined by Sheffield city council, and the 60-year commitment secures a stream of investment into our city for the next generation, and means a whole range of projects become viable because of the long-term nature of the relationship.

These royalties are set by Congress, which limits the amount that big publishing companies can demand from radio, while at the same time securing a stream of income for songwriters.