Sentence examples for unfounded perceptions from inspiring English sources

Paediatrician Rachel Niskier, who works at Group Care for Adolescent Health at the Fernandes Figueira Institute of Public Health, in Rio de Janeiro said these were not unfounded perceptions for certain groups of young women: "Women from less affluent backgrounds lack access to good education and employment opportunities.

The sense of injustice is compounded by a public perception (far from unfounded) that corruption is routine in Brazilian politics.

As focus turned toward the President, those same groups promoted an unfounded -- and arbitrary -- perception that the President can extend relief to only 5 million people.

This perception is definitely not unfounded.

These unfounded hopes not only decrease their perception of risk, but also provide imagined rewards as they defy uncertainties.

This is because entitlement perceptions are often based on an unfounded sense of superiority and deservingness.

Remember that just the mere perception of conflict, even if completely unfounded, can be just as damaging as an actual ethical breach.

All in all, jury pools seem to reflect the local population quite closely in terms of race, gender, age and background.Yet the perception of racial bias is not always unfounded.

They base themselves upon an unfounded assumption as to what basically constitutes contact with, and the perception of, the supernatural".

That perception, Mr Köhler argues, is a problem, though he thinks it unfounded: America recognises that using the Fund only for its own narrow interests would backfire.

However, the perception of better cure rates when using broad-spectrum agents is unfounded.