Those troublesome indicators, coupled with widespread -- if very possibly unfounded -- concern that still more revelations would materialize to hurt his candidacy, increased the pressure on Mr. DiFrancesco to bow out.
They've had years and years that they've been good citizens, been good businessmen, and to attack them the way they've been attacked is really very unfair, unfounded and that's all I really want to say on that".
Tom Bruce, Hounslow's cabinet member for education, described the suggestion of "predetermination" as a "very serious and unfounded allegation", pointing out that planning authorities were separate legally from councils and that the Niskham application had been discussed in a public meeting lasting more than four hours.
The pattern has even befallen the statistician Nate Silver, who emerged, in 2008, as the answer to the very problem of unfounded certainty but nevertheless calculated, last November, that Trump's support was "about the same share of people who think the Apollo moon landings were faked".
He called arguments to the contrary — that ISPs are only repealing net neutrality rules so they can engage in the sort of behavior that would otherwise have been prohibited — "a very lazy and unfounded way of looking at the problem".
Arthur is President now!" This very briefly led to unfounded suspicions that Arthur or his supporters had put Guiteau up to the crime.
Furthermore, the Israeli claim that the capture of the IDF soldier was ordered by Hamas's leader, Khalid Mish'al, who should therefore expect to be assassinated, is not only unfounded but also very dangerous.
Many people, for many reasons -- founded and unfounded -- are very doubtful about the possibility of change, either in themselves or in the world itself.
Psychologist Grant Brecht, the Director of Insight Elite Performance Psychology and an anger management expert who specialises in young Australian male athletes, says that the very concept is risky and unfounded: "I think that the rage blackout is not a good term to use, psychologically," he says.
"I'm not saying they're not true or unfounded, but it's very easy to go back 30 years and make accusations — especially when memories are hazy".
"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.
