Sentence examples for sturdy financial from inspiring English sources

Through his skillful and steady management, he nurtured the growth of MDA's investments, providing a sturdy financial safety net for MDA's service and research programs.

In a statement, Samuel J. Palmisano, I.B.M.'s chief executive, said the company's strong portfolio of products and services, investments in emerging markets and sturdy financial foundation work to give the company "a competitive edge in good times and tough times".

Helping your child feel supported while also reinforcing your perception of them as grown, will enable a sturdy financial foundation.

According to a number of Nobel Prize economists, a downsized speculative market would go far towards creating a more sturdy financial system, helping to avoid the need for future bailouts.

But Winnebago, which carries no debt, was protected by its well-known brand and sturdy financials, Mr. Killen said.

In addition, they analyze causes for the downturn, and share their insights about building a sturdier financial system.

On November 7th the prime minister used the meeting of G20 finance ministers in his native Scotland to set out four options for building a sturdier financial system.

While all agree on the need for a sturdier financial system, the tough part will be creating uniform standards that apply around the world.

Nevertheless, Mr. Meany's conviction that the Democratic party has disintegrated could strip the party of one of its sturdiest financial props in the 1972 Presidential campaign.

Broadcast operating income fell 40 percent, to $138 million, as lower ratings (and thus ad revenue) and higher programming costs at the struggling ABC network offset sturdier financial results at Disney's local TV stations.

The question is whether a less leveraged Sprint able to execute its network vision on the sturdier financial footing provided by Softbank's cash – and delivering a growing suite of wireless broadband services – creates more shareholder value than an unproven "Quad Play" attempting to take share with a highly leveraged balance sheet and assets that require significant capital investment.