Sentence examples for are unfounded for from inspiring English sources

"The findings suggest that claims for potentially salutary or deleterious effects of telehealth are unfounded for most patients.

The findings suggest that concerns about potentially deleterious effect of telehealth are unfounded for most patients.

The similarity of the patient reported outcomes across trial arms suggests that concerns about the potentially deleterious effect of telehealth 8 50 are unfounded for most patients, since deterioration on any of the five outcome measures over the assessment period was not significant, compared with usual care.

But on the basis of Konnichiwa, any uneasiness he feels about his current artistic position is unfounded: for a man apparently in limbo – and for all the complaints about his workload he relates on Text Me Back – he carries himself with a real confidence throughout.

What we said: On the basis of Konnichiwa, any uneasiness Skepta feels about his current artistic position is unfounded: for a man apparently in limbo – and for all the complaints about his workload he relates on Text Me Back – he carries himself with real confidence throughout.

We believe such objections to be unfounded, for two reasons.

And the last argument that warns us about the consequences of promoting democracy by referring to Bush's failures in Iraq is unfounded for two reasons.

It was hoped that this exact fitting would prevent fracture of the stem; this proved after some time to be unfounded, for in patients in whom bone absorption occurred at the end of the neck stump the sleeve became loose.

The ethics committee decides allegations of vote-trading between Spain and Portugal, who are bidding for 2018, and Qatar, who are bidding for 2022, are unfounded.

"We believe the claims brought by the F.H.F.A. are unfounded," said Frank Kelly, a spokesman for Deutsche Bank.

"The charges are unfounded," said Ronald Weichert, a spokesman for Deutsche Bank, the largest German lender.