Sentence examples for unfounded saying from inspiring English sources

Others dismiss such concerns as unfounded, saying that Mr. Daley, who is to start his new job as early as next week, would not make decisions on policy and would hardly have sole power over who sees the president.

Others dismiss such concerns as unfounded, saying that the chief of staff would not be the decision maker on policy and would hardly have sole power over who has access to the president.

Mr. Zhang called the Steelworkers' complaint unfounded, saying the Obama administration had proposed subsidies totaling $60 billion for clean energy industries, adding that the American government had placed domestic-content provisions — so-called Buy American clauses — on certain clean energy products.

But the claims appear to be unfounded, say experts.

"We believe the claims brought by the F.H.F.A. are unfounded," said Frank Kelly, a spokesman for Deutsche Bank.

"Atlanta's claim is completely unfounded," said Mark Menold, organizer of the Pittsburgh-based World Zombie Day celebration.

"The charges are unfounded," said Ronald Weichert, a spokesman for Deutsche Bank, the largest German lender.

Any fears that the self-diagnosis may damage the eye are unfounded, says MacKenzie.

"So far, they've all been unfounded," said Deirdre Parker, a spokeswoman for New York City Transit.

Any speculation that AT&T has plans to exit the venture is unfounded, said Eileen Connelly, an AT&T spokeswoman.

"Any speculation at this point of an alleged civilian casualty in Rigi village is completely unfounded," said Rear Adm. Gregory J. Smith, director of communications for the American and NATO military coalition.