Sentence examples similar to unfounded credibility from inspiring English sources
He answered that the organization had hurt its credibility by making unfounded accusations.
The use of think tanks may be "designed to obscure" the industry's own role and to lend intellectual credibility to otherwise unfounded scientific claims, Whitehouse wrote.
Then there's the constant chipping away at their credibility, wild accusations thrown at them – from fixture lists to opponents throwing matches, from refereeing conspiracies to the far more pernicious, unfounded, accusation of drug use.
"Continuing this reckless pattern of launching wholly unfounded accusations on national television … is undermining the credibility of our Committee and the seriousness of our work".
Because these students lack competent research skills they use sources that lack credibility and accuracy such as Wikipedia and unfounded opinion blogs that compound this problem.
WASHINGTON ― Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C). on Wednesday called on President Donald Trump to apologize for his unfounded claim that his predecessor Barack Obama ordered wiretapping on his campaign, warning that it would harm his credibility in the eyes of Americans.
Both contentions are unfounded.
The contention is unfounded.
Those fears proved unfounded.
This objection is unfounded.
