In the late 1990s a succession of warnings were sounded that this would soon become America's chief security threat.
There are sounds that are funny.
There's good arrogance, too, just like there's good cholesterol: arrogance that bolsters you, that allows you to feel that your judgment might be sound, that it might and this is when the reviewer's mind starts warming up, starts humming be even better than sound.
There's good arrogance, too, just like there's good cholesterol: arrogance that bolsters you, that allows you to feel that your judgment might be sound, that it might — and this is when the reviewer's mind starts warming up, starts humming — be even better than sound.
Williams argued in The Ground of Induction (1947) that it is logically true that one form of probabilistic inductive inference is sound and that this is logically demonstrable in the theory of probability.
There is sound science that supports this approach as well.
We believe that this grounding was sound, and that relevance is assured both cross-culturally and cross-contextually, although the truth of this belief needs to be tested empirically.
I have hope that maybe one day I will be able to understand it, and even possibly read some, but there are sounds in this language that are impossible!
This is a sound that is making me happy to be up here.
But this was a sound that wasn't imitating either of those guys.
