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Significats de fundamentally sound en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "fundamentally sound".
Ús de fundamentally sound en anglès
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But the Dutch economy is fundamentally sound and prosperous with low unemployment.
The Guardian
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Etty Desborough was fundamentally sound, and the truest friend that ever lived.
Margot Asquith, an Autobiography - Two Volumes in One
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Not only is he fundamentally sound but he can really hit.
The Guardian
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There are people who believe the currently dominant free-market system to be fundamentally sound.
23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism
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The US looks well-contained and the economy is fundamentally sound.
The Guardian
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Shares of less fundamentally sound companies, by contrast, have faltered.
Reuters
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COVID-19 has turned fundamentally sound businesses into loss making businesses.
News.com.au
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Sure it sounds sci-fi, but the engineering is fundamentally sound.
Wired
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But it went beyond his kids, who were a little spoiled, but fundamentally sound.
New york: the novel
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The structure of the house is fundamentally sound and most of the damage is superficial.
Independent.ie
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Their outlook was as narrow as my own, and, within its limits, as fundamentally sound.
Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography
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This, say Caucasus analysts, would be a fatal mistake since Yevkurov is pursuing fundamentally sound policies.
Reuters
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Bill Hardy said the PMPA business was fundamentally sound when it went into liquidation in 1983.
The Irish Times
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John McCain says the economy is fundamentally sound.
The Irish Times
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Unlike Greece's, the UK's finances were fundamentally sound.
The Guardian
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Our economy is strong, expanding, and fundamentally sound.
State of the Union Addresses
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