Sentence examples for foundations of some of from inspiring English sources

Even so, Credit Suisse's capital numbers show one thing: As Europe shudders, the foundations of some of its largest banks may not be all they're cracked up to be.

"I wanted to ground it in the foundation of some of the story and some of the plot that's already there but not fully explored," she said.

Princess Diana had the luck and the misfortune to become famous in an age when fame has become the foundation of some of the world's most successful industries.

Peruvian and Chilean colonizers conducted expeditions through the Andean valleys in the latter half of the 16th century that led to the foundation of some of the oldest towns in Argentina at the eastern foot of the Andes.

A few remnants of old Babylon survive, principally where archaeologists have excavated the foundation stones of some of Nebuchadnezzar's palace.

Take away this ratings arbitrage, and the foundations of some types of C.D.O.'s disappear altogether.

These philosophers denied that morality could be provided with any sound philosophical justification or support in the absence of religious foundations of some relevant kind (e.g. Clarke contra Hobbes).

Generally speaking, most of the surviving towers of the main wall have been rebuilt either in Byzantine or in Ottoman times, and only the foundations of some are of original Theodosian construction.

"The Jewish people have laid the foundations of all of those things.

That includes the identity of most of the donors to his foundation, the source of some of his speaking fees — he has earned as much as $425,000 for a one-hour speech — and his work for the billionaire investor Ronald W. Burkle.

Mortgages and car loans can also be built upon a foundation of some kind of equity participation; leasing, too, is allowed.