Sentence examples for would be unsound from inspiring English sources

So if Purity-F were false, then all the Arguments of the Appendix would be unsound.

Based on these rather gradual than principal differences, it would be unsound to assume that ventriculomegaly is not a consequence of overpressure.

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

And they say it would be ecologically unsound, requiring the felling of 270,000 trees across 1,500 acres and potentially threatening 32 species of endangered plants and animals, as well as part of the country's water supply.

Mark Pieth, the first chairman of Fifa's new independent governance committee, said on Wednesday that he will not himself conduct inquiries into past wrongdoing since it would be "professionally unsound" to attempt to persuade officials to improve governance procedures while also investigating them.

Again, while GV is an independent investment arm, it's obviously linked to Alphabet proper and it would be strategically unsound to keep that information flowing freely if the two end up direct competitors.

Secondly, legislators who oppose a single-payer system often claim it would be fiscally unsound.

Wildlife biologists resisted these efforts, saying that deliberate introduction of a non-native species would be ecologically unsound and might have detrimental consequences.

In seeking to isolate the public from any sense of significant sacrifice, active participation in, or even understanding of America's wars, these same elites have ensured that the conflicts they pursued would be strategically unsound and morally untenable.

The title of the final two episodes, "Things Which Have Never Yet Been Done" and "By Means Which Have Never Yet Been Tried", are taken from a Francis Bacon quotation in his philosophical work Novum Organum: "It would be an unsound fancy and self-contradictory to expect that things which have never yet been done can be done except by means which have never yet been tried".

They might argue that the objection must be unsound because it would prove too much.