Sentence examples similar to ill-founded trust from inspiring English sources

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.

Trafigura refused to say, after repeated requests, which parts of the report it found inaccurate, misrepresented or ill-founded, or which legal issues had been simplified.

Again the idea that some people are inherently trusting, whilst others are not, appears ill-founded.

"Poor or ill-founded science ultimately brings about ineffectual policies at best – and potentially highly damaging ones – and erodes trust in scientists," he said.

While operational control was given to the Admiralty, the faith of both services in ASDIC proved ill-founded.

These concerns are ill-founded.

These concerns are largely ill-founded.

The hope proved ill-founded.

Any insinuation otherwise is ill-founded".

Their analysis and priorities are ill-founded.

You forgot to monger ill-founded rumors!