Sentence examples for unsound one from inspiring English sources

It is a judgment, a judgment thrice removed, and probably an unsound one.

The end of our golden age of air travel partly heralds the natural life span of a mechanical technology — and an environmentally unsound one, too.

However, to inject it into unsound ones rewards the weak, penalises the strong and creates a huge moral hazard.

After that there are sound-looking markets and unsound ones, but none are even a sixth of the size of America's.

Banks see their capital eroding: sound ones shed risky assets to restore their position; unsound ones take bigger gambles, leveraging their safety-net subsidy in an effort to turn things around.In the debate about what to do about this, there are two main views.

Has Mr Hague contaminated the sound arguments for a No in the referendum by spraying so many unsound ones in the general direction of all matters European during the election?When it comes to the referendum, the merit of Lords Owen and Healey is not only that they are not Conservatives.

The IMF had indicated that it would lend more only if Uruguay imposed an Argentine-style freeze on all bank deposits.Uruguayan officials hurriedly devised a more flexible alternative, which distinguishes between sound banks (which will operate normally) and unsound ones (some of whose fixed-term deposits are frozen until rescue measures are taken).

As such, Cherniak proposes that the use of heuristics which may be of benefit to an agent in certain circumstances – even potentially unsound ones – should be regarded as falling under a generalized account of rationality informed by computational complexity theory.

It is often said Malcolm is specifically unsound on climate change when, frankly, he is the one Coalition MP taking the true conservative position.

And at the peak of the statistical hurricane season in mid-September, Unsound Pro, one of the largest professional contests on the East Coast, will be held in Long Beach, N.Y.

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