Sentence examples for technically unsound from inspiring English sources
My boss screamed that I was "completely incompetent, technically unsound and incapable of managing my workload".
But opponents charge that such a system is technically unsound, unnecessary and a waste of money.
Oppenheimer, in particular, put his career and reputation on the line as a primary antagonist of the H-bomb, claiming that it was not only technically unsound but also immoral.
Appointed by, and accountable to, a National Science Board, Bush's NRF chairman would be insulated from political pressure, whether from the White House or Congress, to fund research that might prove politically expeditious but technically unsound.
Today's dramatic miss will make it politically and diplomatically more difficult for Mr. Clinton to move ahead with a plan that the administration contends is crucial to defend against attack from countries like North Korea but that opponents say is technically unsound, militarily unnecessary and a waste of money.
The adversarial process encourages the parties to discredit each other's scientific or technical evidence, which can lead to politically expedient but technically or economically unsound decisions.
Such a model would allow the conduct of experimental studies that are technically challenging and/or ethically unsound in human infants, and potentially give a better understanding of such issues as the effect of alteration of CPAP pressure, the relative merits of CPAP delivery devices and the optimal approach to nasal intermittent positive pressure ventilation (NIPPV).
There have been many attempts in which mirrors were used to concentrate sunshine as a source of energy for heat engines but, while some of them have been technically successful, they were economically unsound.
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The foundations were unsound.
