Sentence examples for mostly unfounded from inspiring English sources

At the start of the American invasion, there were plenty of concerns about potential censorship, but they were mostly unfounded.

That report describes three defectors supplied by the Iraqi National Congress, Chalabi's group, who gave mostly unfounded information about WMD.

Fears that the second election since peace accords ended a 36-year civil war would be overshadowed by violence proved mostly unfounded.

In view of Sloterdijk, Thiel and their antagonists, it is increasingly evident that there is a pattern of tension between the way eccentric thinkers trust Girard's intuitions and a mostly unfounded refusal to even acknowledge them.

Mr. García said that although Mr. Bermúdez had joined the state's least popular party and endured scathing and mostly unfounded accusations by his opponents -- in an interview, the candidate Otilio Rivera described Mr. Bermúdez as a drunk known to urinate in public -- he had a strong chance of winning the race for mayor on Sunday.

On Twitter and other social media, shreds of good news — reporters and editors at the Capital pronouncing themselves safe — were quickly overwhelmed by accusations and assumptions, mostly unfounded, about who was responsible and how the shootings fit into the story of a divided and angry nation.

Although it was mostly a fear that was unfounded, that is the nature of politics.

There were conspiracy theories that Franken was being targeted by a right-wing smear operation, but that unfounded speculation was mostly confined to Twitter, not blasted out on cable news by sitting congressmen.

Mr. Lou, like other officials of sovereign funds, said concerns about political motivations were unfounded because China's fund invested mostly in portfolios, or took small positions in companies and did not try to control their policies.

This weekend, President Trump was mostly up to his usual stuff, popping off on social media, peddling unfounded conspiracy theories to divert attention from stories he doesn't like, and generally acting in an alarming, obnoxious manner.

Both contentions are unfounded.