Sentence examples for be sound for from inspiring English sources

It is costing a fortune, but this time we hope the window will be sound for at least another 200 years".

But free algebras are more efficient, and appear to be sound for "most" protocols.

Weatherboard tests of the heartwood of coast redwood in New Zealand have shown 84% of weatherboards to be sound for test periods of 9 to 17 years, indicating there is variability in the natural durability of this species (Page et al. [1997]).

The ship's hull was surveyed in 1927 and anticipated to be sound for another 15 years, and she relieved on the China Station from 1 September to 20 March 1928.

While exclusionary practices based upon the best available scientific evidence may be scientifically and ethically sound for one population, those same practices may not be sound for all populations (5, 11 ).

Alarms had to be sounded for all citizens through the artifice of theatre.

Of course, neither program is sound for the long run.

The surfers' reasoning is sound for the short-wave, wind-generated swells that they ride.

Perhaps both conclusions are sound, for whatever horn of the dilemma we choose, we will be impaled by the other.

□A→A says that PA is sound for A, i.e. that if A were proven, A would be true.

"He's just saying for the future, we have to give confidence that our entitlement programs are sound, and that social insurance is sound for generations to come".