Sentence examples for unfounded equivalence from inspiring English sources

During the cold war, Mills's anti-authoritarianism led him to embrace an equally unfounded equivalence between Eisenhower's "Amerika" -- Mills's spelling in a September 1957 letter to Harvey Swados -- and Khrushchev's Soviet Union and to romanticize the anti-American rebel Fidel Castro as a spiritual Wobbly who was "neither capitalist nor Communist".

This exuberant claim of equivalence seems to be premature and unfounded, as 88 and 72% of patients after prostatectomy have a PSA <0.2 ng ml−1 at 5 (Nielsen et al, 2008) and 10 (Stephenson et al, 2006) years, respectively, after treatment.

This equivalence belies history.

That was equivalence".

There was no equivalence.

"False equivalence" reporting.

A moral equivalence?

My fears were unfounded.

These concerns are unfounded.

3.Robert Lucas misunderstanding Ricardian equivalence.

This concern is unfounded.