Sentence examples for may have unfounded from inspiring English sources

Additionally, providers may have unfounded concerns about the methods' safety for teens or may not be trained in how to insert or remove the devices.

But with crowds arriving soon after the spot opened, their fears may have been unfounded.

The inquiry, which cost 31 million pounds ($47 million), was followed by government accusations that PIL continued pushing cases for a year despite knowing the allegations may have been unfounded.

The extent of the job losses indicates that the optimism generated by last month's slight dip in the unemployment rate (from 10.2 to 10percentt) may have been unfounded.

However, our results show that these fears may have been unfounded, as management did not appear to be negatively affected by the introduction of a new structure for cancer delivery.

The landlord could have unfounded concerns about certain pet issues, such as smell or noise, which may not be a problem with your pet.

If you have paranoia you may have exaggerated or unfounded beliefs and feel scared or threatened.

But so what?" Judging by his boss Cooper's views, any worries James may have about his job are unfounded.

The foundation's caution, born of the fear of giving immediate recognition to research that may prove unfounded, may have been dispelled this year by the evident promise of the new field, several scientists said.

However aggressively the teen may have been pounding, it seems unfounded that the unarmed McBride could be reasonably perceived as an imminent, grave threat.

While Lin may have been overlooked because of unfounded racial stereotypes about his athletic ability on the basketball court, the many urban youth of color who identify with him are often misperceived as lacking academic ability because of their race and socioeconomic status.