Sentence examples for ill-founded assumptions from inspiring English sources

Mr Sims wanted to let the data speak more freely, dropping ill-founded assumptions.

The report oversimplifies difficult legal issues, analyses them on ill-founded assumptions and draws selective conclusions which do not adequately reflect the complexity of the situation and the legal processes.

He said the allegation was "an ill-founded premise -- and the fact it's an ill-founded premise will be borne out," Mr. Kelley added, if a hearing is held on the matter.

The evidence suggests that these assumptions are ill-founded.

However, that assumption appears to be ill-founded.

He conceded that the BBC had "taken a hit" in terms of public trust, and added "any degree of arrogance or assumption that trust will bounce back is ill-founded.

After I described the psychological trauma this kind of separation could cause for young children and made recommendations how to minimize that trauma, I quickly realized that my assumption of professional concurrence on the matter was ill-founded.

Hull, however, acclaims that while it is often suggested that some particular tissue or organ (such as the brain) be 'in' one compartment or another, such suggestions are ill-founded because parameters of the fit to the uptake data contain no information that might support such assumptions [ 10, 11].

These concerns are ill-founded.

These concerns are largely ill-founded.

Any insinuation otherwise is ill-founded".