Sentence examples for solid underpinning from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the deal provides a solid underpinning for the value in Soco's portfolio.
There needs to be a more solid underpinning of the preparations for summit meetings.
The question is whether it has found a more solid underpinning for its growth.
Even during months of stubborn unemployment, the health care industry has provided a solid underpinning, reliably adding jobs in an otherwise dismal environment.
Just as banks were reinvented some years after the Wall Street crash as the solid underpinning of post-war mass markets, perhaps today they need to reposition themselves as the visionary backers of the "app generation" and all they could bring for the UK's future economic success.
Without a solid underpinning of industrial development, the hope that Hollywood North or Silicon Valley North will pay the bills for health care and pensions are as realistic as hoping for an enlightened Trump Presidency.
This approach would help to place the use of piezoelectric thin films for quantitative SHM on a more solid foundation, underpinning its use in real-life situations where most of the existing structures are prestressed already.
Despite South Africa's loathsome apartheid heritage, solid institutions underpinned its transition to democracy in 1994: a proper Parliament and electoral system, a good new constitution, independent courts, a vibrant press and a first-world stockmarket.
Digital needs to be undertaken as appropriate, and with solid business processes underpinning it.
Rather the greater cost of the holding company's debt reflects higher risk the assets securing its debt (dividend payments from the bank, for example, which might be stopped by a regulator) are less solid than those underpinning debt directly raised by a bank.In fact, no corporate structure can prevent the benefits of government insurance leaking to other businesses.
This is one reason many economists have long avoided such research and have instead studied subjects like income, which have a solid quantitative underpinning.
