Sentence examples for fundamentals to back from inspiring English sources

"They also had strong underlying fundamentals to back up these prices".

Sellers of the dollar now (below its PPP), are speculators who have no fundamental justification to back up their sales.

Given that agreeing on a banking authority will take several months, think how remote are the more fundamental constitutional changes needed to back a banking union and Eurobonds.

"The mayor's decision to back this is fundamental.

This is a time, Spurrier said, to "get back to fundamentals and back to being sound".

Having gone back to fundamentals to consider the "root cause" of prisoner reoffending, they drew on the expertise of three major charities with expertise in combating drug addiction, homelessness and social exclusion – and produced a successful combined bid.

The 39-page document "should set the agenda for the next parliament" and "throws down the gauntlet to the political parties to back fundamental changes to health services that could significantly improve care for patients", said Professor Chris Ham, chief executive of the King's Fund health think-tank and an ex-coalition Downing Street adviser on the NHS.

But he believes it's so early that now's the time to back fundamental building blocks of the drone ecosystem.

You go abroad because your service is fundamental to our security back home.

It has a lot to do with the fundamentals, getting back to the fundamentals, the communication, the technique, all those types of things.

KARL SMITH continues to argue that a housing boom lurks around the corner:Lots of people said we are not going to see booming construction for a long time and seemed to feel the fundamentals backed that up.