Sentence examples for more sound basis from inspiring English sources

It is important to understand why these findings are contradictory to create a more sound basis for designing both women's empowerment interventions and anti-violence interventions.

This framework provides a more sound basis for understanding the ambivalence about technology which many women experience and, thus, for a praxis which steers a cyborgian course between uncritical endorsement and outright rejection of technology.

If the writer "paid more attention to the Constitution, he would realize that the Republicans are on the more sound legal basis". No matter what progressives think and say, government spending is the problem, not the solution, currently facing the United States.

Poincaré, along with other great mathematicians such as George D. Birkhoff (1884 1944), Aurel Wintner (1903 58), and Andrey N. Kolmogorov (1903 87), placed celestial mechanics on a more sound mathematical basis and was less concerned with quantitatively accurate prediction of celestial body motion.

"But I can understand why he wants it run more conservatively, on a more sound financial basis".

Although this scheme was regional, but later theoretical studies carried out indicated the use of SAR as a more theoretically sound basis for sodium hazard assessment (NWQMS 2000).

Managing waste sustainably requires an assessment of the environmental costs and benefits of alternative waste management practices on a more sound and objective basis.

That does not guarantee the same results in the complex system of Manny's body, but it is more than a sound basis to justify their use.

If we could predict the fluctuations of the NAO more accurately, this would give a sound basis for forecasting likely winter conditions.

In contrast, an eight-gene classifier will be more robust and provides a statistically sound basis for classification under real-life conditions and with additional compounds being measured.

Much of what's been said about changes in concentration does not have a sound basis when one looks more closely at the data.