Sentence examples for not been founded from inspiring English sources

This correlation has not been founded with regard to other risk factors (Table 1).

In response, members were asked 'to consider whether the whole history of the improvement of the social conditions of this country' had not been founded upon the Registration Acts.

Hence, any accusation about this would not be founded".

The nature of central airway problems suggests that anaesthesia induction, management and teaching should not be founded on the conventional model-base of upper airway obstruction.

The Congress of South African Trade Unions, an influential power broker, deemed the ruling a "gross insult", saying that efforts to unite the country could not be "founded on an imposed amnesia about our apartheid past".

Mr Netanyahu had seemed to be retreating from a previous commitment to the two-state solution when he abruptly made clear that a Palestinian state would not be founded during his term.

The confrontation in Mr. Ashcroft's hospital room took place just one month after a Harvard undergraduate, Mark Zuckerberg, created Facebook; Twitter would not be founded for two more years.

However, this notion may not be founded in reality.

One wonders if the fear of people over subscribing to this app will not be founded after all.

Due to the necessity of cost-complexity pruning and the regular criticism of not being founded on a statistical criterion, Hothorn et al. (2006) readapted the theory to overcome the associated problems of overfitting and biased variable selection.

First, nothing prevents a particularist from being of firm conviction case by case; an unbudgeable conviction need not be founded on principle, but simply on the nature of the case.