Sentence examples for particularly well-founded from inspiring English sources
Even the RNC member concedes that his support for Trump is not particularly well-founded.
The case for "budget cuts are the cause of this security problem" is not particularly well-founded.
This expectation was particularly well-founded as we studied a population who escaped secondary stressors and returned to stable home communities after a short period of time [ 19, 20, 45].
It is often considered (e.g. [ 2292, 2293]) that a desirable feature of a scientific idea is its ability to make useful predictions, and while this is not in fact a particularly well founded philosophical principle, it probably is of value to set out a couple of 'predictions' that follow from the present analysis.
"I'm not averse to criticism," he said, "particularly when it's well-founded".
These doubts are well-founded, especially in today's Syria.
The scandal arose not because of the novel's content but because of well-founded accusations that the 17-year-old author had plagiarized parts of the text from others, particularly the Berlin blogger Airen.
Particularly with regard to comparative metagenomics dealing with highly variable data, these techniques are considered as indispensable for a well-founded analysis.
Her fear is well-founded.
His confidence appears well-founded.
