Sentence examples similar to groundless cause from inspiring English sources

One persistent but entirely groundless fear is that vaccines cause autism.

Ashford.com calls the suit groundless, and maybe it is.

In view that the selections of box tap and thread making parameters are still groundless and lack scientific evidence, which has caused many practical engineering problems, such as long fishing cycle and low success rate, this study establishes a mathematical model such that fish is fished by the box tap based on the theory of large deformation and principle of virtual work.

Romney's desire to get on top of this "epidemic" is not quite as ludicrous as Michele Bachmann's stunning and completely groundless declaration, early in the primary campaign, that the vaccine for human papillomavirus caused mental retardation.

If you unreasonably fail to pursue the IRS' appeals system, if your case is intended primarily to cause a delay, or your position is frivolous or groundless, the Tax Court may impose a penalty of up to $25,000.

The Gore campaign said the charges were groundless.

Engaging groundlessness is moving into the discomfort of being groundless and working with that instability.

Those fears proved groundless – and yesterday the Environment Secretary, Caroline Spelman, announced that the "outdated rules which have caused hardship to generations of pets and pet owners" would be overhauled.

My fears were groundless.

"The accusations were groundless".

Any worries were groundless.