Sentence examples for unsound that from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, if something is stucturally unsound, that's the first priority.

Indeed, it is precisely her thought that such arguments are unsound that has typically led her to take ability to be analyzed in terms like those of (CA).

Instead, it passed one that Mr. Gaffney felt was so unsound that he invoked Nassau.

"The argument is unsound that because we are forced to cut the people's bread we should also cut their circuses," declared David Eccles.

Nine of them were reported to have been so injured or unsound that they had to be vanned off the track in an equine ambulance.

Others complain that the law's reliance on standardized tests is unsound, that its strict rules conflict with existing state efforts and that its remedies for struggling schools are largely punitive.

Such a strategy responds to concerns raised by Hill [ 42] who argues that it is often the most economically unsound communities that are required to mobilise resources to support their health when access to health should be their fundamental human right.

We are aware, however, of a growing body of academic criticism of the serious limitations and unsound conclusions that may be drawn from using these methods.You also note that, "not to be outdone", the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) "has come up with a rival measure, Total Shareholder Returns (TSR)." It is wrong to attribute this measure to BCG.

Several hundred buildings are expected to come down — including houses like the Galvins', still standing but structurally unsound — and that will present another tremendous burden.

It treated it instead as an economically unsound practice that made executives rich but harmed the companies they led and contributed to the recent financial meltdown.

I now need to nip back to the Quen's Theatre for the Unsound festival that forms part ofthe bigger Adelaide shebang over the next three nights.