Sentence examples for is relatively sound from inspiring English sources

More broadly, Canada's budget position is relatively sound.

The monetary fund program is a signal to many Western donors that the country's economy is relatively sound.

Its banks are relatively sound.

Italian banks, unlike Ireland's, are relatively sound and did not need a bailout.

The country's banks are relatively sound, its recession is shallower and its budget and payments deficits smaller than those in the United States.

Over the last year, however, the performance has been relatively sound, with the shares dropping 11% during which time the wider FTSE 100 has lost 15%," he said.

The Tunisian economy has been one of the most competitive in the Arab world and Tunisia's finances are relatively sound.

Despite recent downgrades by the ratings agency Moody's Investors Service, Italian banks are relatively sound — at least compared with Spain's — because they are not saddled with bad debts from a real estate bubble.

In Greece, most banks were relatively sound, and did not suffer the same problems as in countries like Ireland, where a real estate bust and profligate lending damaged the banking system and the national economy.

Zynga may have been a number of things, but it was relatively sound as a business.

"Half of the building was relatively sound, but the other half was completely exposed, and, with the wind, over the next couple of hours it got engulfed with flames.