Sentence examples similar to well founded cases from inspiring English sources

The assumption that the most critically involved genes tend to behave in a similar way between samples within each class is well founded in many cases, especially for single genes that cause rare diseases.

This is compounded by the perception – in many cases well founded – that public consultation exercises are tokenistic, and that engagement is conducted on decision makers' terms rather than according to the preferences of communities.

The committee, he wrote, wanted to know "whether the case against Mr Smith was not well founded: or whether it was a sound case, but that the evidence was not likely to stand up in court".

Many of these concerns were and, in some cases, still are well founded.

The exclusion criterion "missing proportionate solution potential" (No. 7) will only be applied in exceptional cases at very well founded state of knowledge.

In some cases, the skepticism was well founded because virtual tests were poor substitutes.

In such cases, this reversal is well founded.

The referee seemed well placed to award the goal, but video evidence suggested the protests were well founded and the incident only strengthens the case of those lobbying for technology to assist officials.

At the moment it's just an article of faith among the tech companies, but in some cases it might turn out to be well founded.

Sometimes such fears are well founded, but opportunities are created for bargain hunters in some cases.

Their faith seems well founded.