Sentence examples similar to unfounded warnings from inspiring English sources

Spokeswoman Diana Garza-Ciarlante told the Associated Press news agency they wanted to ensure their products "would not be subject to the requirement of a scientifically unfounded warning".

The ISI, already under immense pressure following the death of Osama bin Laden on 2 May, responded with a 374-word statement – possibly the longest in its history – rejecting the allegations as "baseless and unfounded" and warning reporters to act "responsibly".

Those warnings proved unfounded.

Some studies claim that running raises a child's IQ, others give dire warnings – all unfounded – about what happens if you continue running after a certain point in the pregnancy.

Supporters of the ban, including Vote for Marriage NC, insist that such dire warnings are unfounded.

However, Vali dismisses her warning as unfounded, arguing that Rama, a man of dharma, would not shoot him when he and Sugriva are in a duel.

In fact, the present results are a clear warning against unfounded computer metaphors.

But history found those warnings to be unfounded.

Coca-Cola said yesterday the cancer warning is: "scientifically unfounded", while also maintaining that the company has been able to make the changes through a "manufacturing process modification" rather than a full change of formula.

In Luxembourg, European agriculture ministers met on Tuesday to negotiate compensation for farmers whose sales have plummeted since German warnings — later dismissed as unfounded — that the outbreak had originated in cucumbers, tomatoes and lettuce grown in Spain.

The warnings of disaster proved unfounded.