Sentence examples for well founded actions from inspiring English sources

When our beliefs are not well founded, actions we base upon them are unlikely to succeed, often with unforeseen effects that are harmful.

The fears he expressed to Second Officer Lightoller about how his decision not to go down with the ship would be received were well founded, as his actions were widely criticised in the American press.

A persuasive analogy is to be found in the well-settled rule that a federal court does not lose jurisdiction over a diversity action which was well founded at the outset even though one of the parties may later change domicile or the amount recovered falls short of $10,000.

Strictly, this is true, for if the alleged cause of action is concluded by a former adjudication, it is immaterial whether the cause of action is in itself well founded.

David Brooks's optimism toward Israeli unilateral action in the territories is well founded, but let me offer a word of caution.

"We focus on research in action, so our students are well founded in theory and research methodology as they build up their portfolios.

Their faith seems well founded.

Neither reason is well founded.

The concern is well founded.

Her angst is well founded.

Rajevac's concern is probably well founded.