Sentence examples for apparently unfounded from inspiring English sources
Tells about increasing U.S. suspicion (apparently unfounded) that there was a Soviet military threat to Europe.
But those fears were apparently unfounded, and much of the ablator has been removed from the design over the years.
He added that the concerns of many former Enron employees that they would be shunned by other employers were apparently unfounded.
The Environmental Protection Agency had teams out taking water samples to check for toxins, and the rumor — apparently unfounded — was that entire districts were so contaminated that they would have to be razed, along with hundreds of thousands of vehicles.
Rumors, apparently unfounded, that the cable TV network operator United Pan-Europe Communications was about to be cut off from access to bank credits provoked a sharp fall in the company's stock Monday.
Rumours of "mechanical doping" first surfaced in 2010, when the Classic and time-trial specialist Fabian Cancellara was forced to defend himself against apparently unfounded allegations that he had mechanical help.
Such fear was obviously unfounded.
But apparently my secondhand discomfort was unfounded; not only was the whole thing over in seconds, but afterward Julie said: "Is it happening yet?" – because the O-Shot felt like nothing.
Apparently Dolan and Rowley (2009) are not aware that their subjective reasoning does not differ from the unfounded fears of the public and can be summarized as "unfounded reassurance of no harm".
Apparently, the company instead believes that "Nest Labs' counterclaims are self-serving characterizations based on that company's unfounded opinions and speculations, which are irrelevant to Honeywell's valid claims of patent infringement".
