Sentence examples for unsound as from inspiring English sources

In London he revealed to the Financial Times that he was carrying Smith's "The Theory of Moral Sentiments" in his suitcase.As Mr Wen explains it, an important message of this book is that if the fruits of economic development are not shared by all, that is "morally unsound", as well as a threat to social stability.

A compiler that implements the language can be incomplete, or even unsound, as long as in some sense it approximates the logical specification.

Sefton describes Unsound as one of the "most interesting things happening in music today".

Of course, we want the shareholders to make money, and it's always good to cut the dead wood from the staff, but for God's sake don't do anything as foolish and fiscally unsound as paying doctors.

Mr. Bush's swift rejection of the proposal was a disappointment on civic grounds, a political mistake and unsound as to his reasoning that a manual recount would be "arbitrary and chaotic".

Controlling wolves by killing them or by the use of non-lethal sterilisation techniques is biologically unsound as a long-term method for reducing wolf populations and protecting hoofed animals (ungulates) from predation.

The implication, if not explicit charge, was that panel members had a vested financial interest in dismissing CCSVI and liberation therapy as scientifically unsound so as to maintain the status quo.

In Florida you can Baker Act people you suspect of being mentally unsound, and, as much as I love my parents, I'm seriously thinking of getting them thrown in the bin for a few days.

Events like Unsound draw as much from the warehouse techno tradition as they do from the legacy of cultish noise music gatherings like NYC's now-defunct No Fun Fest and the touring International Noise Conference.

The low back pain (LBP) among the drivers seemed to be due to the long working hours and the ergonomically unsound tractor design, as well as the vibration.

Seeing classical Indian logic as part of epistemology, as explaining how we know facts through the mediation of our knowledge of other facts, makes it easy to understand why both the Buddhist and Vedic schools count a valid but unsound argument as fallacious: no knowledge is generated.