Sentence examples for unfounded though from inspiring English sources

Their worries were unfounded, though.

These worries seem unfounded, though.

Such prejudices are not entirely unfounded, though.

Recent rumours that Nestlé plans to buy General Mills, a big American food company, are probably unfounded, though the two are partners in a cereal-making joint-venture.

There hasn't been a courage of conviction to try and deal with [healthcare coverage]." Economic concerns about the plan are not unfounded, though.

Fears of violence have so far proved largely unfounded, though there were scuffles on Saturday morning between a small group of rightwing protesters and security guards as former president Da Silva drove up to a hotel.

Fears that the government would protect only the grants that go directly to schools, while cutting national funds for things like one-to-one tuition and schools' subject specialisms have proved unfounded - though those funds will no longer be ring-fenced for specific purposes.

Rumors that the same thing has happened today in Algeria are unfounded, even though the country has been on the radar for a possible "domino effect" of events in Tunisia and Egypt.

Detained and investigated by the FBI in 2002 after a flight from Amsterdam, the Bangladeshi-born Elahi, a naturalized American citizen, devised an extraordinary response to the government's suspicions — unfounded suspicions, though it took months of additional scrutiny before officials agreed.

These fears, though unfounded or exaggerated, are at least properly articulated.

Circumcision in adolescence or adulthood may evoke a fear of pain, penile damage or reduced sexual pleasure, even though unfounded.