Sentence examples for sound established from inspiring English sources

Building on a sound, established approach to human rights and environmental issues is vital, says Ole Lund Hansen, chief of leadership programmes at the UN Global Compact, before companies determine where their activities have an impact on people, economies or the environment, and prioritise specific goals.

When we started, we were an itty bitty start-up, and we thought "Groupe" made us sound established.

However, upon first listen, it seems like Haim is straying away from their early sound established by the Forever EP and initial singles, and moving deeper into the realm of R&B and pop.

The Christmas music of Wrapped in Red comprises a variety of the genres such pop, jazz, country, and soul, marking a departure from the pop rock sound established from her previous studio albums; while its lyrics share an singular theme of the color red, which represents a plethora of emotions during the holidays.

A large body of research indicates that ability to differentiate among speech sounds establishes the foundation for later language and cognitive abilities.

Although this recommendation may not be based on grade A evidence, it is physiologically sound (establishes a pressure gradient) and may inspire further studies of hemodynamic management in patients with HRS.

Taking influence from the Wall of Sound practices established by the likes of Phil Spector and Brian Wilson, Loveless was largely recorded in mono sound, as Shields felt it important that the album's sound consisted of "the guitar smack bang in the middle and no chorus, no modulation effect".

This tool is applied to the perceptually validated sound corpus established at the end of Section 3, in order to predict the belonging of a sound to one of the 3 identified categories.

Axel Krygier's music and sound score established an atmosphere of casual play and serious unhappiness.

In one of the decisions reversing Judge Reinhardt, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy criticized what he called "judicial disregard" for "sound and established principles".

The band's most distinctive sound was established with their 1940 hit "The Breeze and I," which initiated a series of Latin-tinged recordings arranged by Tutti Camarata.