Sentence examples for unsound to allow from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bellamy said it was not only morally indefensible but economically unsound to allow the debt crisis to persist.

Some will argue that it is unsound to provide different versions of journalism in print and online.

A spokeswoman for the Preston New Road Action Group said: "We trust that the secretary of state's decision to allow fracking at Preston New Road will be found unsound, and Lancashire county council's original decision will be reinstated.

The police were trying to seize his arsenal of 31 weapons after his permits were revoked on the grounds that he had refused to allow authorities to carry out an inspection and had been deemed "psychologically unsound" in an assessment.

"It's fundamentally unsound to base an economy on big government projects.

"I thought it was karmically unsound to just come back just to sell my wares," Beard said.

It would therefore be unsound to expect contemporary accounts of his deeds.

The House and Senate bills would allow regulators to curb pay practices that make a bank unsound or take too many risks, but leaves to regulators the decision on how to do it.

He said that if such a delay was allowed to stand, "This could lead to a very, very unsound and unfair process that could deprive the majority of the Senate of their rights".

This has allowed unsound horses to race and reproduce, thereby weakening the breed.

But Bush's comments are even more unsound as a basis for foreign policy, for they imply that democracy shouldn't have been allowed to impede military victory.+Perhaps not every reader will close "Rise of the Vulcans" distressed about the Bush administration's commitment to democracy.