Sentence examples for unsound foundation from inspiring English sources

The White House could argue, as Mr Clinton did in his grand jury deposition, that the Jones case was a bogus lawsuit fuelled by right-wing money, and that the case built against him by Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel, over the Monica Lewinsky affair is built entirely on this unsound foundation.

In so doing, they would avoid wasting time and money on projects resting on unsound foundations.

But however unsound these foundations, Wikipedia is now the most cited document of our times, coming up first on almost any Google search, luring you into its hyperlinked labyrinth, and transporting me, at least, time and time again to the land of religious cults, megafauna and racist Disney cartoons.

A scientifically supported claim might be built on a foundation of unsound understanding.

Our foundation was unsound and there were cracks in the wall.

The foundations were unsound.

With foundations this unsound, you would think the UK could get out of the deal easily if it turns sour.

Brain death is confusing because it's an artificial distinction constructed, more than thirty years ago, on a conceptual foundation that is unsound.

The station church, St Luke's, became structurally unsound on 21 November 1990 after the foundations failed.

The foundation, Ms. Cavanagh found, was unsound and the building had begun to sink.

Mr. Segal also hired an engineer, who produced a report saying that the foundation of the house is unsound and that it has been more than 60percentt remodeled -- both of which Mr. Zelner flatly denied.