Sentence examples for has proven unfounded from inspiring English sources

Any doubt, happily, has proven unfounded.

This has proved unfounded.

But fast forward five years and that prediction has proved unfounded.

WORRY that independent realty firms would vanish from the local landscape as national franchises grew has proved unfounded.

As John Harris wrote in this paper last week, the claim that this recession would hit the middle-class south, not the working-class north, has proved unfounded.

Many concede, however, that their fear that the law would result in the wholesale dismantling of museum collections has proved unfounded.

Moreover, scepticism that the poor would not comply with the strictures of such drug programmes (in particular, the need to take the drugs regularly to prevent the evolution of resistant strains) has proved unfounded.

Arguably this scepticism over the ability of Osborne and Cameron to press ahead with a strong deficit reduction plan has proved unfounded since they have announced a programme far more ambitious than expected.

Any concerns Umehara might have had about his performance declining with age have proven unfounded.

But, so far, fears that exports (a good indicator of China's economic growth) would drop have proven unfounded.

Rumours he was ready to retire last year to take up a media career have proven unfounded and Daley said he is as determined as ever to succeed.