Sentence examples for suspicions were unfounded from inspiring English sources

Rob Manfred, the owners' top labor lawyer, said the suspicions were unfounded.

Nobody was particularly surprised when the D.C. Inspector General's Office, after a 17-month investigation into allegations of widespread cheating on standardized tests in D.C. public schools, issued a new report which concluded that the suspicions were unfounded.

"What counts today is getting to the truth and getting there quickly, and if the suspicions were unfounded, that justice should be done, confidence restored and compensation paid," Ms. Lagarde said during an interview Friday with French radio.

Maybe the suspicions are unfounded.

Whether the customers' suspicions are unfounded or not is no longer all that matters.

According to Stone, he has not been contacted by the F.B.I., and such suspicions are unfounded.

If suspicions are unfounded, then a hearing will work to dispel them.

Good news: my suspicions are unfounded.

But "at the end of the 90s, after numerous conversations, it became clear to me that this suspicion was unfounded.

Mr. Ahmed and the Muslim American Society, which bought the property from him, say the suspicion is unfounded.

"I am of the belief that those allegations were withdrawn because they were unfounded in the first place or because there were suspicions about their submission.