Sentence examples for unfounded in from inspiring English sources

Public, press-driven rivalries are largely unfounded in reality.

Goldman vigorously denies any wrongdoing, calling the S.E.C.'s charges "completely unfounded in law and fact".

That long-held belief, however, was shown to be unfounded in a large international study.

It may seem easy to dismiss today's concerns as unfounded in reality.

Goldman says it won't settle and that "the S.E.C.'s charges are completely unfounded in law and fact".

Carter speaks fondly of Truth Apostolic, but he said that some of Tonéx's teachings are "unfounded in Scripture".

It was hoped that this exact fitting would prevent fracture of the stem; this proved after some time to be unfounded, for in patients in whom bone absorption occurred at the end of the neck stump the sleeve became loose.

While fears of a bubble in the housing market persist they are largely unfounded, as in other areas in the UK such as Nottingham sentiment is not universally positive, thus making the picture patchier," he said.

As in the U.S., warnings about the signs of a coming crash were ignored or dismissed in favor of unfounded confidence in unending growth.

"The Denning findings weren't tested in court, so there may be unfounded claims in there.

From then on, any effect that unfounded belief in the effectiveness of the technique had in terms of increasing disclosures is likely to disappear.