Sentence examples for well-founded question from inspiring English sources
The question of whether or not one can deduce thermodynamic consequences of physically implementing logical operations, from the structure of the logical operation itself, may be a well-founded question (although it clearly cannot be wholly divorced from what fundamental physics says about the construction of such devices).
That suggests Keshi has confidence in the squad's other nominal left-back, Juwon Oshaniwa, although whether that confidence is well-founded is open to question, as the 23-year-old, who plays for Ashdod in Israel, has been wobbly in his few international appearances, including the recent 2-1 friendefeatfeat by the USA.
There are already so many different journals that one may tend to say, 'no thanks, not another one!' However, a more thoughtful reflection shows that there is a well-founded answer to the general questions: why another journal, and why an open access journal?
Moreover, when Lance came over for dinner on Thursday, he showed little respect for opposing points of view and, in fact, engaged in straight-up censorship, choosing to send vocal critics to their rooms instead of answering questions regarding their well-founded charges that he's a fart-face who smells like cigarettes.
No question, her alarm is well-founded.
While this survey cannot address the question of whether the perceptions of patient demand for new technologies are well-founded, there is evidence that doctors tend to overestimate patient expectations [33].
Wyclef Jean's defensive and amateurish video response to legitimate questions about his NGO, Yele Haiti, suggests doubts about the charity are well-founded.
Her fear is well-founded.
The fear is well-founded.
His confidence appears well-founded.
