Sentence examples for is underwritten in from inspiring English sources

But everybody seems to like it; this year's trip is underwritten in part by the Southern Company, a big utility.

It grew with the empire.Today, the sector employs 48,000 people, makes up 21% of the City's economy and underpins global industries like aviation (57% of whose insurance is underwritten in London) and shipping (33%).

One also has to address the fact that stability, a sense of community, and adventurousness in programming, is underwritten in many cities in Europe, America and Asia by the good old subscription system dating back to the earliest public concerts in the 18th century.

But many questioned the long-term sustainability of his policies, which have been underwritten, in addition to high oil prices, by agreements with China to swap future oil output for loans.

The cost of the complimentary food was underwritten, in part, by an unrestricted grant from industry.

"Broadcasting is underwritten by marketers who want to be in front of people with more spending power," he says, "and those will be the people who are assimilated.

Ms. Aniston's role is underwritten to the point that her character barely takes shape.

He said, "Everything is underwritten, of course.

In my view, "Ballers," which has its charms, is underwritten; it revels in its high-flying Miami pleasures and doesn't want to think too hard.

(Anne Bancroft plays his intolerant mother, in a predictable subplot.) It is unclear whether Jake is underwritten or Mr. Stiller is just unsure how to play him.

Although conditions are tougher than they were, much of the financing is underwritten.