"This concern is not well founded".
"Some of the fears around energy security are not well founded," he said.
But the doctrines of economics are not well founded: premises are unrealistic, models inconsistent, predictions often wrong.
The EHRC said the tribunal had released its ruling, which said: "The unanimous judgment of the tribunal is that the claimant's claims of sex discrimination and detriment in employment are not well founded".
The American Chemical Council, which represents companies that make and use BPA, issued a statement saying BPA was safe, praising the health agencies as confirming that there was no proof of harm to people by it, but also saying, "We are disappointed that some of the recommendations are likely to worry consumers and are not well founded".
EBay's only comment for the record is that the lawsuit is not well founded.
When our beliefs are not well founded, actions we base upon them are unlikely to succeed, often with unforeseen effects that are harmful.
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".
At the same time he comes to see that his previous enthusiasm for Bradley's idealism was not well founded (though it still takes him a little time to accept that the arguments of Bradley and McTaggart against the reality of time are flawed).
The college has said it believes the lawsuit to be not well founded, legally or factually.
