The talking heads on TV have posited -- and will continue to suggest -- unfounded answers to the question of why, which will only distract us from the real issue: gun control, or lack thereof.
To the Editor: James J. Heckman suggests that "unfounded doubt and fear of doing things differently" are the primary deterrents to radical change in our investment in early childhood education.
For others, like Jerry Kaplan, who helped found two A.I. companies in the 1980s — Symantec, which became a security company, and Teknowledge, which ultimately shut down — the Valley's new enthusiasm is troubling because it suggests an unfounded optimism similar to earlier eras in which the field overpromised and underdelivered.
Michele Bachmann tanked in the Republican presidential primary after suggesting an unfounded link between the HPV vaccine and mental retardation.
And I also suggest we stop allowing unfounded fears about privacy to hold us back.
Given this, it was "utterly unfounded" to suggest the bank was a "pocket" for top Russian officials.
But just as fears about the fiscal cliff proved unfounded, so too, I suggest, will fears about the monetary cliff.
The statistics suggest Indian complaints are not entirely unfounded: 1,447 people of Indian nationality were victims of crime in Victoria in the 12 months to July 2008.
The new experiments suggest this worry over silica was unfounded.
According to naturalist Thomas Barbour, this is based on unfounded superstitious beliefs which suggest that the iguanas emit a dark fluid reminiscent of the black vomit of yellow fever victims when they are killed.
To suggest that such a view is unfounded, it may be noted that broad-based measures have been recently applied in assessing compliance with the aforementioned restrictive guidelines.
