Sentence examples for to prove unfounded from inspiring English sources

HG Wells called it "the war to end war" – a grim optimism that was to prove unfounded.

Suggestions that Blair's government will meet the same fate as Bill Clinton's first Administration are likely to prove unfounded.

Worries that some euro-area members such as Greece might leave the club continued to prove unfounded last year, and those who invested in these countries were well rewarded whether they bought stocks or bonds.

The arrests have raised hopes that a breakthrough might be near, though Ms. Starovoitova's allies remain skeptical, saying that arrests and suspects have been reported before, only to prove unfounded.

Fletcher's fears were to prove unfounded.

The foundation's caution, born of the fear of giving immediate recognition to research that may prove unfounded, may have been dispelled this year by the evident promise of the new field, several scientists said.

Weaker business spending and a squeeze on consumers from higher inflation will dent the UK economy next year, but warnings for a post-referendum recession should prove unfounded, according to the government's independent forecasters.

These annual concerns will no doubt prove unfounded.

Maybe the fears about Facebook prove unfounded.

Film festivals have been on an expansion binge of late — although speculation that Sundance would come to Brooklyn proved unfounded.

Fears of a post-EU referendum recession in the second half of the year are expected to be proved unfounded by figures released this week.