Sentence examples for unfounded predictions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lerner himself called the REIT a "fabulous cash cow" and a "gold mine" and made unfounded predictions regarding a merger and public listing of other Apple REITs, which he inappropriately claimed would result in a "windfall" to investors, Finra said.

Misled by unfounded predictions of a housing collapse as well as inaccurate U.S. government data that understated economic growth, investors have been shipping their investment dollars offshore for the past two years.

In addition to this scientifically unfounded prediction, observations of Uranus provided actual evidence for the existence of another planet.

"Ignore unfounded, unsourced weather predictions that have needlessly frightened Houstonians," Mayor Turner tweeted.

These predictions are unfounded, and they have led people to conclude that the rise of China will inevitably unbalance the region.

This prediction was unfounded.

While the aftershock prediction proved unfounded, Tom Parsons, a seismologist with the United States Geological Survey who has been studying the Sichuan earthquake and aftermath, said there was a high risk of new aftershocks much bigger than any of the 30 or so felt so far.

Otherwise, Waugh's prediction proved unfounded; all the fiction remained in print and sales stayed healthy.

The brokers bought many of the shares and resold them at an average of $2.10 each by making unfounded price forecasts and other predictions, the N.A.S.D. said.

The Queen said she was happy and relieved – a reference to those past and optimistic royal foundation layings – that her "gloomy predictions" had proved unfounded.

He was under an injunction, served a week earlier, that forbade him to do so on the grounds that his predictions would spread unfounded panic.