Sentence examples for be on a solid from inspiring English sources

"Intel seems to be on a solid track going forward," said Jonathan Joseph, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney.

With additional money to improve the squad and financing in place to build the new stadium, LFC will be on a solid foundation to compete in the Premiership [sic] and in Europe for years to come".

Assuming the agreement wins the approval of the bondholders and the courts, analysts said, AT&T Canada will be on a solid footing to renew its battle with larger rivals, including BCE Inc.'s Bell Canada unit and the Telus Corporation.

The potential is there to achieve the rebuilding of City of Leeds as an outstanding 21st-century school based, as it would be, on a solid and willing commitment from the communities involved: the collaborating colleges, primaries and university, and acclaimed educationalists and professionals.

With Carmack on board full time and cash in the bank, Oculus appears to be on a solid path.

"Overall, however, the agreement between results from [theoretical] calculations and the experiment is good, so the theory is likely to be on a solid footing".

Make sure your receipt is on a solid surface, preferably a darkly colored one to get the best picture.

The MBA has reassured Anthoney that his recruitment business is on a solid footing.

"That program is on a solid foundation because it has the base for doing things the right way," said Vince Dooley, the retired Georgia coach.

Consumer confidence rises if citizens believe government finances are on a solid footing, the report said, and businesses pay lower risk premiums when they borrow money.

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who was asking for a Security Council resolution saying the talks were on a solid basis, acknowledged that the Bush administration had not achieved its goal of negotiating a two-state solution by the end of 2008.