Sentence examples for can be sound from inspiring English sources
He insisted today [Aug. 4] that he still believed in democracy if it can be sound.
Anybody can be sound if they're always doing what they're told.
On the diagramed deal from the Cavendish Teams event nine days ago, he demonstrated, as South, that a contract that is poor in theory can be sound in practice.
I can't believe it can be sound for him to give away material in such a manner". Anatoly Lein, a Jersey City grandmaster, commented: "Some players go through their lives playing routinely against a backward pawn or some other weakness.
It is quite different to say "if the state of the world is X, there's an 80% chance we would observe Y" than to say "we observed Y, so there's an 80% chance that the state of the world is X". The former can be sound statistics.
From an economic perspective, pastoralism and wildlife-based tourism developed within common property management systems can be sound investments across Namibia's communal lands.
No one can say how long the danger will last, or when the all clear can be sounded.
A siren can be sounded when lost circulation occurs or a kick is detected to warn well site crew about the drilling risks.
The strings can be sounded in two main ways: Using a bow (arco) or plucked (pizzicato).
They can also be sound investments.
