Sentence examples for unsound about from inspiring English sources

All 15 doctors interviewed for this article didn't see anything ethically unsound about remunerating patients for posting glowing endorsements.

There is nothing fundamentally unsound about Burley's wish to depart from the cautious strategy favoured by his immediate predecessors, McLeish and Walter Smith.

Yet he voiced support for building the Keystone pipeline, saying that "there's nothing environmentally unsound about the pipeline" and that what environmentalists opposed was opening up Canada's tar sands.

Traders assault a currency if they believe a central bank doesn't have sufficient reserves to defend it, or if they are convinced there is something basically unsound about an economy.

If there's hope to be found here, it's in this: what was wrong about the response to the crimes in Rotherham was based on unsound ideas — about multiculturalism, about consent, about women.

The Royal Society, in the words of its executive secretary, was formed "to replace unsound thinking about the world with knowledge based on observation and experimentation".

It's not that the point itself is unsound, but something about the way Gore delivers it makes it come across as grasping at straws.

But Mr Stephens said the plan was "unsound" and assumptions about job growth were "very ambitious".

But inspector Harold Stephens said the plan was "unsound" and assumptions about job growth were "very ambitious".

Lion meat, sourced from captive-raised populations in the US, crops up in restaurants every once in a while, and each time it provokes the same response: at one pole, rage about the unsound ethics of eating the 'king of the jungle'; at the other, excitement about quaffing the big cat's flesh.

Upon my recommendation, Dr. Cifuentes testified before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs in April 2008 about subsequent unsound practices and the role of the credit rating agencies in the global financial turmoil.