Sentence examples for unfounded premises from inspiring English sources

It is well known that New Science has numerous contradictions and unfounded premises that make it difficult to include new synthesis.

Plaintiff's argument lacks merit as it is premised on the unfounded assumption that a person forms a business relationship with Plaintiff when he or she enters particular terms in Google's search engine.

He goes on: "If courts blindly follow precedent that rests on unfounded scientific premises, this will lead to unjust results" [ 7].

It was an unnecessarily negative swipe at the new urban charter movement, and its key premise was unfounded.

Its failure is spectacular not because the premise was unfounded - it was not - but, once more, because the execution demonstrated neither discrimination nor original thought.

It could be applied to belief systems like astrology in which the movements and "order" of the heavenly bodies are said to have a strong and systematic influence on the lives of us meager humans (a premise totally unfounded in science).

The Court's analysis in this case is simple, but it is also demonstrably flawed, for it proceeds upon a premise that is factually unfounded.

This assumption is, however, unfounded [ 2].

"The whole premise of a medical malpractice 'crisis' is unfounded," Mr. Reid said on the Senate floor in 2006, in a speech that quoted extensively from a book titled "The Medical Malpractice Myth".

The premise that a county's quest to attract employers has been harmed by lawsuits is unfounded.

Both contentions are unfounded.