Sentence examples for well-founded since from inspiring English sources
But critics have warned that "negative emissions" claims about the technology aren't well-founded, since associated industrial agriculture and forestry activities cause heavy emissions and regrown tree plantations do not act as carbon sinks.
Hypergame must be a well-founded game, since any play will last exactly one move more than some given well-founded game.
International law makes it clear that refugees are limited to those who experience "a well-founded fear of persecution". Since then, multiple adjudications of asylum claims have incorporated flexibility into that post-World War II definition to include people fleeing gang violence, women fleeing sexual and domestic violence, and others.
Indeed, that argument appears to have been well-founded: in the three league games since his sacking, Betis have collected just one point, scored only one goal and they remain bottom of the table.
But Clement, in his brief on behalf of the bail industry in the Walker case, argued that bail is a "well-founded tradition" that has been around since the nation's birth.
Events since the referendum suggest the scepticism was well-founded.
Since some judgments about time can be well-founded even though false, it might be that judgments about whether we will enjoy life again after our deaths are well-founded.
If there are, or could be, stuffs like this, then standard set-theoretic treatments will not work, since such theories require all sets to be well-founded.
Sprout consumption has fallen by more than four-fifths since 1974.But if worries about changes in what people eat are well-founded, fears about the decline of cooking and family meals are much less so.
Her fear is well-founded.
