Sentence examples for although unfounded from inspiring English sources

But although unfounded conspiracy theories may offer tantalizing, entertaining and satisfying explanations, they can also do great harm.

This suggests that the practice of using either type of data indistinctly, although unfounded, might be justified.

The fears were unfounded, although Despaigne has said that he was approached about defecting.

Fears for a sale of €5bn-worth of 12-month treasury bills by Italy on Thursday proved unfounded, although yields at the sale reached a 14-year high.

And these fears appear to be unfounded: although it is complicated and difficult to examine, recent studies of the US population suggest that vaccination has not in fact caused the incidence of shingles to rise.

Festival director Thierry Frémaux dismissed the idea of an anti-flats policy as "unfounded", although it is clear that the festival's security staff (who are sometimes prone to come down hard) had been interpreting dress codes in their own way.

Several shelter leaders say PETA's objections to the proposed legislation and regulation are unfounded, although the state Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services told lawmakers the bill could cause private shelters to stop taking in challenging animals.

Fears that increased prizemoney for the United House would have an adverse affect on Wetherby's Charlie Hall Chase proved unfounded, although Our Vic, giving trainer David Pipe a big-race winner in his first season, reduced the competitiveness of that race by hacking up under Timmy Murphy from Neptune Collonges and Sir Rembrandt with Kingscliff fading in the straight in fourth.

Those fears were unfounded, although it cost Farah the chance to compete at last month's Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

That reason was crazy, irrational (although, ultimately, not unfounded) fear.

John's claims to have "discovered" her are unfounded, although he may have offered her encouragement.