Sentence examples for fiscally unsound from inspiring English sources
And many caucus voters have soured on government subsidies, which are seen as fiscally unsound, even those that benefit neighbors.
The tax cuts haven't just left the country fiscally unsound during wartime; their inequity has been terrible for morale.
James E. McGreevey, the Democratic nominee for governor, and Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco, a Republican, have described Mr. Schundler's proposal as unrealistic and fiscally unsound.
Amtrak, on the other hand, worried that such an agreement might be fiscally unsound and potentially unsafe for passengers, records show.
Of course, we want the shareholders to make money, and it's always good to cut the dead wood from the staff, but for God's sake don't do anything as foolish and fiscally unsound as paying doctors.
Mr. Bush said the Democrats' plan was fiscally unsound and would raise taxes; the Democrats say he is willing to spend billions on the Iraq war but not on health care for American children.
The important question for Ohio is now: Will Republican Gov. Kasich sign a bill that is both medically unsound and fiscally irresponsible?
"It was fiscally irresponsible.
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The foundations were unsound.
