Sentence examples for unfounded connections from inspiring English sources

Many have criticized Kenyatta and his harsh crackdown, which has included shutting down money transfer services to Somalia — a key lifeline for many — and closing the accounts of various human rights organizations, citing unfounded connections to terrorism.

But the Cantona connection is unfounded, according to the Rovers manager.

Mr. Lockhart said the dates were omitted because it would have taken several additional days of research and because he did not want reporters drawing unfounded inferences about a connection between overnight stays and campaign contributions.

The shake-up was perhaps inevitable after the fiasco embarrassed both the company and President Nicolas Sarkozy's government and led to a chilling of relations with Beijing after unfounded talk of a Chinese connection to the affair.

As glib as such connections can seem, they are not always unfounded.

A spokesman for Mr. Rumsfeld, Keith Urbahn, said a dozen earlier investigations had found no such connection, and he dismissed the report as "unfounded allegations against those who have served our nation".

The Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women called Abbott's claim "unfounded," and speculated that anti-prostitution advocates were amping up the connection between trafficking and the Super Bowl to raise awareness.

The trial revealed only that all rumors about Eichmann's connection with Haj Amin el Husseini, the wartime Mufti of Jerusalem, were unfounded.

It wasn't entirely unfounded, because all the craftsmen I'd met had been wonderful people, and it seemed an obvious connection between them and the work and the things they touched, the tools and the wood.

My fears were unfounded.

These concerns are unfounded.