Sentence examples for are largely unfounded from inspiring English sources

These concerns are largely unfounded, however, according to the new study, titled "How Are Shorts Informed?

These, in fact, are largely unfounded.

Public, press-driven rivalries are largely unfounded in reality.

But those fears are largely unfounded, according to a study made public today.

Despite the high number of civilian deaths, allegations that sinking the Gustloff constituted a war crime are largely unfounded, because of the presence of weapons and nearly 1,000 military personnel on board.

Fears about "bulking up" are common, says strength and conditioning coach Nolan Sunnassee, but they are largely unfounded: "Because of much lower levels of testosterone, a woman's hormonal makeup is not designed to add large amounts of muscle mass.

But many listeners think the criticism is largely unfounded.

Those fears, it now turns out, were largely unfounded.

My brother-in-law, Scott Brunenavs, remained calm, and it turns out my worries were largely unfounded.

The fear of creating unpredictable monsters is "largely unfounded," Mr. Somerville added.

But the notion of players with a trumpet in one hand and a pint in the other is largely unfounded.