Kurtz Are my methods unsound?

There's nothing that distinguishes them structurally from any of their competitors.

The country s economy has not just collapsed it is structurally moribund.

Esperanto is not only nominally but also structurally an international language.

Innovative must not become a euphemism for non transparent, ineffective, or unsound.

They didn t claim that what he said was inaccurate, or shortsighted, or analytically unsound.

In the United States, individual states that follow unsound fiscal policies face a penalty.

But a chronic current account deficit is unsound, unfair, and unsustainable in the long run.

Putin s claim to great power status and his great power policies are structurally very vulnerable.

To enhance domestic demand, Asia, including China, must reallocate resources and structurally transform the economy.

Willard They told me that you had gone totally insane, and that your methods were unsound.

Today s political turbulence, indeed, has the same roots as yesterday s financial storms inadequate, unsound, and unformed institutions.

Hydroelectric power is already widely used, while wind and solar energy are structurally sporadic and disparately available.

Meanwhile, the financial sector was thoroughly compromised by the spread of unsound financial instruments and poor lending practices.

The same can probably be said of various commodities, including oil, demand for which has been structurally underestimated.

Such interference can affect how the brain develops structurally and functionally effects that lead to lasting adverse outcomes.

The internet bust, when it finally came, was caused not by an unsound business model, but by over extension of credit.

The structurally conservative network of intertwined institutions lacks the flexibility and creativity needed to give an innovative answer to globalization.

The ECB recently published a report saying that food prices will most likely increase further, because demand is structurally higher than supply.

As markets grasp that a vicious downward spiral is structurally embedded in the euro, the consequences for the next crisis become profound.

Credit expansion must now be followed by a period of contraction, because some of the new credit instruments and practices are unsound and unsustainable.

In other words, economic growth will turn out to be structurally much lower than is the figures used now for estimating deficits and debt.

We live better together when we understand each other's experiences and we are able to collectively challenge the system that structurally disadvantages other people.

In the United States, individual states that follow unsound fiscal policies face a penalty. Their bonds sell at a discount relative to those of better managed individual states.

They had also become completely obsolete as a result of the many developments WP.1 had undergone since its inception, both structurally and in its scope and competence.

There is nothing wrong with imposing market discipline on countries that follow unsound policies, but the risk reward ratio for lending and investing has shifted too far against the periphery.

There is nothing wrong with imposing market discipline on countries that follow unsound policies, but the risk reward ratio for lending and investing has shifted too far against the periphery.

Few parts of Asia are structurally exposed to the credit implosion, and the balance sheets of Asian banks and companies are on the whole cleaner than their counterparts elsewhere.

The significance of these ratios for the structure of DNA were not recognized until Watson, persisting in building structural models, realized that A T and C G pairs are structurally similar.

The report cited numerous state specific shortcomings, including Michigan s 88 high hazard dams and 1,298 structurally deficient bridges and the 44.5 billion needed to upgrade drinking water systems in California.

Before 2007, there was little political interest in tougher global standards, and individual countries resisted the idea that an international body might interfere in their sovereign right to oversee an unsound banking system.

Indeed, China, far from being thrown off course by the crisis, is entering a middle income transition that over time will create considerable space in labor intensive manufacturing and services, as the country evolves structurally and exits from these sectors.

The structurally conservative network of intertwined institutions lacks the flexibility and creativity needed to give an innovative answer to globalization. Therefore, it's a pity that the German voters refused to endow the new Berlin government with a clear mandate to start fighting against the army of domestic veto powers.