A successful comedy can garner $2 million an episode, and a single hit underwrites years of failures.
It has yet to underwrite a single offering this year.
(3+.) One of the many remarkable things about Michael Rosen's writing is that he knows when to underwrite, when to let a single sentence sing for its supper, when to leave well alone.
As the young couple has no qualms about their opulent lifestyle being continually and involuntarily underwritten by British taxpayers, why should a single act of voluntary patronage by wealthy American corporates cause them sleepless nights on their taxpayer-subsidised honeymoon?
He tells his viewers that, in Ukraine, fascists abound, the U.S. State Department underwrites revolution, and "life is not worth a single kopeck".
Morgan Stanley will regroup about 400 bankers who underwrite global stock and bond sales into a single division as demand for investment banking slumps, the company said today.
Hawke had signed up Scott to play a single dramatic scene in his film, shot on digital video and underwritten by Bravo's Independent Film Channel, about a bunch of artist-bohos (Kris Kristofferson first among them) in the Chelsea Hotel.
Q I've heard that Fannie Mae has tightened its underwriting requirements for condominium apartments, and won't buy mortgages from banks if a single entity owns 10 percent or more of the units.
"A single thing, a single life".
France sees a single budget more as a means of ironing out divergences in social and employment policy, arguing that it could be used to help underwrite unemployment benefits in a country suffering from much higher joblessness than the rest.
