Sentence examples for unsound going from inspiring English sources

Echo doesn't know it — or anything else for that matter, since she is a blank slate — but she has a champion on the outside: an F.B.I. agent, Paul Ballard (Tahmoh Penikett), who suspects there is something unsound going on at the Dollhouse and is intent on investigating, even though his superiors pay no attention to his hunches.

In particular, it's feared that a lack of regulation means unsound techniques go unchecked, resulting in acid pollution of land and waterways, emissions of toxic fumes from burning and poor health among workers.

Two intersecting diagonal lines, an X, meant the structure was unsound; don't go in.

Yet when the relationship seemed to be at its warmest, when Condoleezza gave up her bed to Straw on her official aircraft, her administration was signalling to Tony Blair that Straw was unsound and should go.

Federal Judge John Gleeson, a former federal prosecutor himself, reiterated that the Justice Department uses such notices to bully defendants into pleading guilty instead of going to trial, calling them "unsound and brutally unfair" and saying they were "the sentencing equivalent of a two-by-four to the forehead".

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Several knowledgeable State Department Arabists were prevented from going to Iraq because they were deemed ideologically unsound.

He called Mr. Warnke's positions "demonstrably unsound," "asinine" and "a screwball, arbitrary, fictitious kind of viewpoint that is not going to help the security of the country".

Players at this level have to play what works; it's no good going in for an obscure and eccentric opening if it's been proven unsound.

"At the high end, you could reach a point where the Goldman Sachs employee says, 'I'm going to Hoboken.' And at the lower end, you force people to make unsound decisions".

But I can honestly tell you I'd be much happier as a small millionaire going on a Disney cruise next week than a bigger one living in a structurally unsound US".