Sentence examples for of its soundness from inspiring English sources

The case was built on e-mails that prosecutors said proved Mr. Tannin and his partner, Ralph R. Cioffi, knew the funds were collapsing while they were reassuring clients of its soundness.

According to analysts at Salomon Smith Barney, an investment bank, the combined group's tier-one capital ratio (a measure of its soundness) would be around 6% at the current bid level already dangerously low.Judging by BoS's share price, investors are rather relieved that it now seems unlikely to win.

We learn that members are required to provide a "picture of the structure and finances of government" that is complete enough for an assessment of its "soundness" -- but an assessment by whom, and what if a government fails the test?

The argumentative basis for a causal role of early childhood use of paracetamol in asthma development has recently been summarized [ 69] (cited in italics below), allowing a point-by-point inspection of its soundness.

There is a long history of debate over the soundness of the argument for theological fatalism, so its soundness must not be obvious and the argument cannot be evaluated without giving it a more precise formulation.

But D1A2 depends for its soundness on the soundness of D1A1, which itself depends for its soundness on the truth of Purity-F.

However, it should be pointed out that this accessibility measurement has certain determinants and that it is necessary to be aware of these, otherwise its soundness and plainness may be obscured.

To be accepted, the company had to be, in Army parlance, "a responsible contractor," which required an examination of its financial soundness, transport capabilities, past performance and compliance with the law and government contracting regulations.

This would mean regulating consistently in two ways regulating the function, in this case taking deposits and making loans, and secondly, regulating the entity in terms of its financial soundness.

It is therefore neither easily applicable, nor generally valid, in spite of its theoretical soundness (Hull, 1997).

Only if the paper is judged suitable on this first screen is it sent to referees, and the referees are then asked to evaluate the paper solely on the basis of its technical soundness and not on the basis of its interest.