Sentence examples for well founded on from inspiring English sources
Her fears are well founded on both counts.
It seems that although gender stereotypes are well founded, on the whole their national equivalents aren't.
That caution may prove well founded: on Monday, a tug of war intensified between the Parliament and President Hamid Karzai over the ministers' role.
She had touched on some of the ground with Meet the Austins (1960), which is also a dramatic adventure story well founded on a likeable family with a feisty daughter as the key character.
"You didn't have to be a federalist to believe then that the euro would prompt more political integration," says Jean Pisani-Ferry of Bruegel, a Brussels think-tank.Special report Holding together A tortuous path One size fits none No exit The non-nuclear options Fear of floating Soft centre Warmer inside Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThe belief seemed well founded on several counts.
This finding is well founded on empirical studies.
It is important that the environmental relevance of laboratory conditions are well founded for future studies on costs of immune induction in the laboratory.
An early sign that such worries are well founded happened on May 1st at Acuson, a small manufacturer of medical equipment.Acuson's shares have done poorly of late.
Whether doubts prove well founded will depend on how vigorously the Supreme Soviet uses its powers.
But they do not include NODE's argument that dislike thereof "is long-standing, but not well founded, being based on an analogy with Latin"—where the infinitive is a single, indivisible word.
The decision to include the honey bee amongst the current organisms for complete genome sequencing, was, therefore, well founded, yet information on its transcriptome is still meager.
