The World War was a severe test not only of a paper's ability to get and print the news, but of its editorial soundness and of the impartiality of its news columns.
To this coincidence of morality and economic expediency the notion of fault doubtless owes much of its aura of soundness and inevitability.
As Mary McCarthy pointed out in an essay on theatrical realism, Miller's faulty airplanes are like Ibsen's "coffin ships, rotten, unseaworthy vessels caulked over to give an appearance of soundness... a symbol of the inner rottenness of bourgeois society".
More significantly, questions on key inquiry, basic information and hypothesis when asked more frequently generated arguments that scored higher in terms of degree of soundness and strength.
We have now decided in the name of modernization to forget the lessons of the past, of safety and of soundness".
For example, Institutional Risk Analytics gave 4,234 banks a rating of A+ or A (as a measure of their financial soundness) as of June 30.
Undisclosed MI includes formal enforcement actions (FEAs) targeting violations of safety and soundness, source of strength and the well-managed requirement.
We argue that there is a need for reappraisal of the soundness and balance of the energy R&D and renewable capacity deployment efforts towards new energy technologies.
It's been a week since news of the acquisition, and HP and Compaq still have not been able to convince shareholders of the soundness and logic of their union.
