Sentence examples for a sound state from inspiring English sources
Soon I started to consider the unthinkable: returning home early to Melbourne, to structure and a sound state of mind, to my girlfriend, my family and my job.
He will meet with reporters and is expected to stress the chief themes of his candidacy: economic development and a sound state budget.
He held the view, unconventional by traditional Confucian theories, that, to expand economic growth, a sound state economy required not just measures of economy but also stimulation, whereby both the government and the people would benefit.
"We're responsible for making sure that all North Carolinians have a sound state government," said State Representative George Cleveland, a Republican sponsor of the proposal, which won bipartisan backing.
He adds, "in mature years, and in a sound state of mind, every man feels that he must believe what he distinctly remembers, though he can give no other reason of his belief, but that he remembers the thing distinctly" (EIP 3.1, 254).
At the beginning of 2009, at the round table organized with UNICEF support on discussing the campaign results and studies of international experts, Mr. Abdikarimov, a deputy minister of health, emphasized, "We face an important task – to develop a sound State programme on eradicating parasites.
In this paper, a unified methodology for detecting the unknown sound state in the presence of such background noise is proposed.
It can be seen that the closed-core CT, while entering into the steady sound state, runs near the remanence value in the form of small hysteresis loops.
Jon Hadusek of Consequence of Sound stated, "A few poor production choices and uneven sequencing do slow the album, but it shows flashes of real brilliance.
Dave Hanratty of Drowned in Sound stated that "Cabaret" feels "navel-gazing" as a result of Drake's braggadocios appearance and the mechanical input given by Timbaland.
Anthony Heilbut, author of The Gospel Sound, states that the "dangers, toils, and snares" of Newton's words are a "universal testimony" of the African American experience.
