Sentence examples for groundless the from inspiring English sources

"This concern is groundless," the report says.

Taylor saw as groundless the claim that humans, by their very nature, are superior to other beings simply because they are rational forms of life.

Microsoft's argument that the trial judge, Thomas Penfield Jackson of Federal District Court, committed numerous procedural errors during the 18-month trial is "groundless," the government's brief says.

Yukos "denies the accusations being made by the tax authorities against it and considers them groundless," the company said in an e-mailed statement.

Again, my concerns were groundless; the illustrator Loren Long has helped to make it a real picture book where the pictures sometimes tell us more than the words.

Mr. Jackson's defenders and relatives contend that the case is groundless, the confluence of a frustrated prosecutor and a greedy mother exploiting her son's onetime friendship with a rich entertainer.

The crunching of numbers, the groundless soothsaying, the venting of inexhaustible spleen: such are the habits on which we digitally thrive, and in the Academy Awards we have found the perfect place to unleash them.

But the haste and confusion of the planning, the determination to keep grim forecasts out of public view, the groundless assumptions, the desire to do it on the cheap — all this left Erdmann and his colleagues poorly prepared for what awaited them when they finally reached Baghdad, on April 23rd.

The accusation appears groundless, but the lawmakers on the committee spent 30 pages displaying their resentment of the new office.

At the same time, Mr. Heinonen acknowledged that the agency "did not have sufficient information at this stage to conclude whether the allegations are groundless or the data fabricated".

But when the accusations are groundless, as the ones about William Hague are, damage is done to a person's reputation so casually, so easily, that we should consider the implications of the new information environment we inhabit.