Sentence examples for unfounded since from inspiring English sources

Arguments that distilled spirits are different from fermented beverages are unfounded, since any two beverages with the same alcohol content have an identical effect upon the consumer.

Manchin surely knows such claims are unfounded, since his own bill explicitly makes such a registry illegal, and since he regularly dismissed such concerns back in the spring.

Some had tried explaining that his fears were unfounded, since the affliction had arrived not at birth but after an attack of the spotted fever when he was a boy of five.

The statement continued, "We had thought and hoped that the accusations brought against our founder were false and unfounded, since they conflicted with our experience of him personally and his work".

Arguably this scepticism over the ability of Osborne and Cameron to press ahead with a strong deficit reduction plan has proved unfounded since they have announced a programme far more ambitious than expected.

She said that complaints by the protesters about cutbacks were unfounded since the college has not cut classes in English as a Second Language or Spanish-language sections of biology, education, business administration and other courses.

But it is somehow in keeping with Mr. Wahid, who has made so many erratic and unfounded statements since he was elected in October 1999 that few people seem to listen to him anymore.

This is an unfounded worry, since the U.S. government has stated that it won't target individual musicians but will only focus on "commercial traffickers".

Because the emotion seems unfounded (and since it is usually dumped out on you), your emotions are instantly triggered and you, too, are inspired to quick anger.

This skepticism may be unfounded however since careful studies of 1800 1300 Ma fossils from Australian and Chinese formations, thus of a much greater anciennity than the date proposed by Cavallier-Smith for the emergence of eukaryotes (900 Ma ago), identify features strongly suggestive of eukaryotic morphology [ 82, 85, 86].

There have been persistent questions around the discovery of the novel: the New York Times suggested last weekend that the manuscript could have been discovered in 2011, with Carter aware of its existence at the time; there has been an investigation by the state of Alabama into allegations (since declared unfounded) that 89-year-old Lee was a victim of "elder abuse" over the novel's publication.