Sentence examples for objections unfounded from inspiring English sources
FIFA called Mr. Scala's objections "unfounded claims which are baseless".
Catherine Williamson, director of fine books and manuscripts at Butterfields, dismissed the scholars' objections as unfounded.
But a top campaign aide to Mr. Schundler, a Republican, dismissed the objections as either unfounded or nothing new.
We believe such objections to be unfounded, for two reasons.
But it failed again, thanks largely to Russia and Ukraine, who raised unfounded legal objections.
Susan Lorde Martin, who teaches business law at Hofstra University, said many objections to such loans were unfounded.
When I asked whether the company still thinks the objections raised to SOPA are "unfounded," he said that "there are others that need to voice their advocacy positions," presumably alluding to the fact that testimony by experts and internet luminaries has been scarce.
Over all, the government said, Microsoft's objections to its remedy proposal are "unfounded and based almost entirely on tortured readings and mischaracterizations of the language of the proposed remedy".
But many objections to the peer review system as too narrow are unfounded.
Meanwhile, suggestions that the Premier League have registered an objection to Cellino's proposed takeover are understood to be unfounded.
