Sentence examples for needs to be sound from inspiring English sources

With any regeneration project, the overall vision needs to be sound.

… That needs to be sound and doesn't need to be dismissed in any way as a con on the countries that signed up in Paris.

To accept "as is," the experimental design needs to be sound and the data need to be clean and accurate enough to support the conclusions drawn.

A note of caution, though, needs to be sounded.

A cautionary note needs to be sounded.

However, there are few data available and the studies were methodologically varied so a cautionary note needs to be sounded and our primary recommendation is that further robust research be carried out.

Kevin Mitchell, chairman of the Business Travel Coalition, a consortium of corporate travel managers, described interest in the renewed registered traveler programs as "medium to high," but said that ultimately, "The new business model will need to be sound".

A typical 16-year-old would need to be sound asleep at 8 p.m. to get 9 hours of sleep before 5 a.m. - unlikely for both biological and cultural reasons.

"He [sic] did what he did out of a conviction that an alarm bell needed to be sounded.

Countries doing better economically, but where these alarm bells need to be sounded, include Gambia, Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire and Madagascar.

"He did what he did out of a conviction that an alarm bell needed to be sounded.