Sentence examples similar to Unsound actions from inspiring English sources

Yes sir. But a lot of people like me think [the Democrats] made it worse" with unsound economic actions.

Unwholesome actions lead to unsound states of mind, while wholesome actions lead to sound states of mind.

"Unsound" came out just last summer.

Unsound Adelaide concludes on Saturday 16 March.

The central bank warned that "the euro area has taken a major step towards pooling risks arising from unsound public finances".Japan took more action to try to tackle a strong yen, but without intervening directly in currency markets.

Law Angers F.A.A. Pasadena's action was immediately attacked as legally unsound by state officials, who said the state had the right to continue the spraying and that the real health threat would come from nighttime helicopter dueling.

A spokeswoman for the action group said it "trusts" the decision will be found "unsound" and Lancashire County Council's original decision will be reinstated.

Nonetheless, Internet advocates call the French proposal legally unsound on the ground that there are inadequate the provisions for challenging an action, and because it gives industry groups the power to police the Internet.

He ruled that the article 8 breach arguments of the action, covering the right to respect for private and family life, were "unsound".

The most scathing peer criticisms of the FRBNY's abject failure as a supervisor under Geithner's (non) leadership were that the NY Fed consistently failed to take vigorous actions to rein in Citi's frauds, violations of the rules, and unsafe and unsound practices (FCIC 2011: 199).

As the economist Abba Lerner put it all the way back in 1955, "government fiscal policy [should] be undertaken with an eye only to the results of these actions on the economy and not to any established traditional doctrine about what is sound or unsound".