Sentence examples similar to a well-founded objection from inspiring English sources

Washington felt this at the time, saying it struck him as "little short of a miracle, that the delegates from so many different states... should unite in forming a system of national government, so little liable to well-founded objections".

Does common usage, the vital urge to slangify so majestically celebrated in Green's dictionary, eventually steamroller even the most well-founded objections of style guardians?

But it has always bowed to pressure from the pharmaceutical and farm lobbies, despite the well-founded objections of groups like the American Medical Association and the World Health Organization, which support an antibiotic ban.

Each message should not be so obscure or ambiguous that the recipient is unable either to give it whole-hearted assent or to offer well-founded objections".

"It's a well-founded, pretty detailed M.O.U".

That is, we have failed to deliver them a well-founded feeling of security.

"It is further evidence that he [Snowden] has a well-founded fear of persecution.

She does indeed have a "well-founded fear of persecution" if she returns.

There is a well-founded tradition of violece in the North.

It's a well-founded fear given the Taliban's record of targeted killings.

They have a "well-founded fear of persecution" and are legally owed protection.