Sentence examples for appears well-founded from inspiring English sources

His confidence appears well-founded.

And Pineiro, it should be noted, was coveted by the Mets, whose hesitation now appears well-founded.

That's where the "brave" part comes in, although with all the hospitality sold out months ago and with Peter Adams, the Scottish Open's championship director, revealing that "ticketsales have far exceeded those from Loch Lomond", the courage appears well-founded.

Now the bankers' fears appear well-founded.

Bid blood and private equity Debt threat Child bribe Plenty of risk, not much reward ReprintsMr Letwin's social worries appear well-founded.

Security fears appear well-founded: A report Wednesday by the U.N. Assistance Mission for Iraq said the number of Iraqi civilians killed in October reached 3,709, a monthly high.

Wenger's praise for the endurance work that marked his three-month rehabilitation – "he pushed his body to the limit of what you can absorb physically," said his manager – appeared well-founded.

The pre-season hype surrounding St Helens's prospects for 2006 appears well founded.

This theory appears well founded for transmissible spongiform encephalopathies in general.

Yet fears that companies would find ways of avoiding shelling out for good causes appear equally well-founded.

Some of the industry's optimism appears to be well-founded.