Sentence examples for more founded from inspiring English sources

Offensive metrics more founded in science have turned batting averages of.300 (prince),.350 (king) and.200 (court jester) into ranks within an increasingly irrelevant royal family.

"The most innocent of the DVDs and books are just poorly researched, merely exchanging the rigid dogma of the 'official story' for another rigid dogma, no more founded in empiricism or objectivity.

But at present, the idea of an environmentally driven shark-attack trend is no more founded in fact than the hypothesis of one conservative commentator that the whole thing is the fault of Bill Clinton, or at least of tighter shark-fishing limits passed during his presidency.

And the competition for success has never been more intense, or more founded in a democracy of information.

Your "THREE DIMENSIONAL CHESS" progressives tend to believe - and to their credit, they argue it well - that Obama is forcing showdowns on policies that will result in change far more founded than his personal executive order.

Both functionals are of the same overall quality but represent different concepts, B3LYP being more empirical and PW91 more rigorously founded.

"Can any other train journey call in sequence at more founding members of a league?" Send your questions and answers to [email protected] or tweet@TheKnowledge_GU.

Her replacement, Jacqueline Horner-Kwiandk, and two more founding members, Susan Hellauer and Marsha Genensky, were on hand as well, but Johanna Rose, who is currently singing British harp ballads, was not.

The company is announcing the funding to attract a few more founding members.

"Society," Thomas Carlyle observed in the 19th century, "which the more I think of it astonishes me the more, is founded on cloth".

But it may prove no more well founded.