The problem is that potential remedies, such as a new election in Palm Beach County, seem politically unsound and legally questionable.
So HD-confirmation, too, sanctions the existence of confirmation relations that seem intuitively unsound (indeed, indefinitely many of them: as we know, other variations of \(h^*\) can be conceived at will).
Offering a free digital system is fairly unprecedented and, at first blush, would seem financially unsound, but Practice Fusion was initially able to stay in the black through rapid product development, word-of-mouth buzz among doctors, and the $44,000 economic stimulus incentive program rolled out by the Obama Administration in 2009.
It seems economically unsound and profoundly amoral to remove workers from producing areas of our economy to invest instead in an inflated prison system.
When our nation is visited by such acts of hate and terror, fear ripples throughout media coverage and daily conversations and the world around us can seem immeasurably unsafe, unsound and unreliable.
Given that the strategy contestants use to win the competition involves not eating the pub's food or drinking its beers, hosting this yearly event might seem like an unsound business decision on the part of the Bottle.
People willing to take financial advice from their sandwich wrappers may seem like a financially unsound group unlikely to return your investment but, unfortunately, these are probably the same group of well-meaning but naïve people that will incur late fees.
The report may say the government doesn't collect these items, but it's collecting something – probably a lot of somethings – in bulk, and the report warns the president that such bulk collections "seem both unrealistic and unsound as a matter of public policy".
If it cannot, then it would seem that the correct conclusion to draw is that consequentialism is unsound.
