Sentence examples for financial bedrock from inspiring English sources

Stable and predictable, subscriptions are meant to be AOL Time Warner's financial bedrock.

But not only is it increasingly successful there, the country is becoming the financial bedrock of the franchise.

Since the merger, the financial bedrock of AOL Time Warner has been its cable television business, which has about 12.7 million subscribers.

Mr. McDermott tries to match his wife's version of ambition but at the same time complacently embraces his inability to serve as the family's financial bedrock.

In his ecology, the possibility of activating an audience, of sending them out into the world changed and empowered, is seen as dangerous and risky, potentially alienating the private funders who form the financial bedrock of the US theatre landscape.

In television, the financial bedrock of every studio, Bronfman had to go outside for a rescue.

Networking companies, which have been financial bedrocks during the Internet boom, have had their business fall out from underneath them during the troubled economic times in recent months.

A contract is a contract, the basis of the world financial system, the bedrock of U.S. civil law.

Treasury bonds are viewed as the bedrock of financial markets, thanks largely to the assumption that the United States will always pay its debts.

Ed Davey, the foreign affairs spokesman, said: "What we want if there is a balanced parliament is that financial stability is the bedrock of the parliament that emerges".

But it also shows how a house can be more than just a home, serving also as a source of income and a bedrock of financial security.