Sentence examples for unfounded to from inspiring English sources

Have the ambition – not unfounded – to become big-hitters.

Given this, it was "utterly unfounded" to suggest the bank was a "pocket" for top Russian officials.

But it is ridiculous and unfounded to claim that the president's response to this challenge consists only of an effort to expand offshore drilling.

"We take this criticism very seriously, but I think it is unwarranted and unfounded to say that ECB actions started a bank run in Greece," Draghi said.

"It is unfounded to say that our adjunct faculty do not receive these benefits; my understanding is that they can (and do) take advantage of maternity leave, sick leave, professional development, just as all other French employees do," Mr. Beckman wrote.

Justice Payne also said that it did not seem fair "to have persons, against whom the criminal accusation may ultimately prove unfounded, to suffer the stigma of jail detention as a result of having their identities disclosed to the general public".

The state department of human resources has declared the allegations to be unfounded, according to a report that appeared first in the Wall Street Journal.

Now Litvinenko regurgitated the unfounded claim to Scaramella who persuaded him to write it down.

But those fears are largely unfounded, according to a study made public today.

But the Cantona connection is unfounded, according to the Rovers manager.

Such laments may be unfounded, according to one expert who has studied children's schedules.