Sentence examples for make it unsound from inspiring English sources

Further, induction differs from deductive proof or demonstration (in first-order logic, at least) not only in induction's failure to preserve truth (true premises may lead inductively to false conclusions) but also in failing of monotonicity: adding true premises to a sound induction may make it unsound.

Mr. Keiley predicted the firearms industry would come under market pressure that could make it an unsound investment.

At the same time, however, if the writer's board resorted to "self-help" and had the roots cut, and in doing so damaged the tree or made it structurally unsound, the writer's building could be responsible for damages.

Thousands of people passing through a structurally unsound building for years without incident does not make it safe.

I think these factors don't just undermine the neo-liberal (Austrian School) model, they make it predatory, as the basic assumptions about the individual are empirically unsound.

Complex transport logistics might make it easier for a lawyer defending any player who failed a test to argue that FIFA's drug-testing process in Brazil was unsound.

Yes sir. But a lot of people like me think [the Democrats] made it worse" with unsound economic actions.

Current law places the agency on unsound financial footing, making it an easy target for members of Congress who oppose foreign assistance or who are looking for offsets for other spending.

However, challenges in scaling sound, precise static analyses mean that an auditor must settle for either imprecise results (generating many false positives, which can be time-consuming to discharge) or unsound results (which makes it easy for adversaries to hide malicious behaviors).

Furthermore, topographic, soil, and climatic differences rendered slavery economically unsound, and cultural heritage made it undesirable.

It's not that the point itself is unsound, but something about the way Gore delivers it makes it come across as grasping at straws.