Sentence examples for very unsound from inspiring English sources

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".

The above, widely known "paradoxes" then suggest that Hempel's analysis of confirmation is too liberal: it sanctions the existence of confirmation relations that are intuitively very unsound (see Earman and Salmon 1992, 54, and Sprenger 2011a, 243, for more on this).

Thus it is very unsound evidence for archaebacteria being that ancient.

But was it really unsound?

Economically, very high buildings are unsound because too much of their core must be wasted on elevators, utilities & other non-revenue producing necessities.

He added, "A person who is unsound may be very clever, but 'he's unsound' was a very serious blot on your c.v".

The stud farms that stand unsound stallions do very well indeed, while the breeders of those unsound foals, and the buyers who want to race them, are the ones who suffer.

He rejected the attempts of relativists to explain the murder of 6 million Jews, believing their arguments to be philosophically unsound and politically very dangerous.

Total vaginal hysterectomy is very effective but is economically unsound because of excessively high costs.

In February Fabiola Gianotti and Joe Incandela, who head ATLAS and CMS, respectively, warned that such back-of-the-envelope calculations are "scientifically unsound and would be very irresponsible".

VanDerWerff wrote that the scheme by the Berry fathers "to get the two to break off their marriage plans by talking earnestly about teenage lovemaking" was "very, very creepy and just a little unsound, but I sort of like that it suggests to me that, yeah, this is who these guys are".