Sentence examples for is unfounded in from inspiring English sources

So this fear of depth, or bench strength, or whatever, is unfounded in my opinion.

The objection that the corporation is under no legal obligation to transport produce or passengers upon this road, and at a reasonable expense, is unfounded in fact.

By leaving out the fact that less than 10% of the mesa will be plowed at any one time — leaving 90% of it alone for wildlife to enjoy — Murray misleads her readers, installing a state of outrage that is unfounded in fact.

That long-held belief, however, was shown to be unfounded in a large international study.

Carter speaks fondly of Truth Apostolic, but he said that some of Tonéx's teachings are "unfounded in Scripture".

There is no claim made here of jurisdiction on the ground of diversity of citizenship, and the claim, if made, would be unfounded in fact.

"In most of the cases, these were made up and were unfounded, in order to totally discredit Russian sport," said Mikhail Mamiashvili, president of Russia's Wrestling Federation.

"I am of the belief that those allegations were withdrawn because they were unfounded in the first place or because there were suspicions about their submission.

Mr. Conway insisted that such concerns are unfounded, in part because the M.T.A. has sufficient in-house expertise to bring its own informed skepticism to the process.

Similarly, Peter Taylor's claims that the planet is in fact cooling down have been given prominence by the Daily Express and other outlets, though they are unfounded in science.

In the late 90s Philadelphia police would declare almost a fifth of cases to be "unfounded", in addition to the hundreds it simply buried by misclassifying them under bogus codes.