Sentence examples for would be groundless from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, not all of the charges would be groundless, but Ukraine would not benefit from the proceedings, just as it does not benefit from Yanukovych or the mass protests in defence of Tymoshenko or the threatened boycott of the European Football Championship.

He said he thought that fears of a potential meltdown would prove to be groundless.

That would be the groundless association of secularism with atheism.

He said that if the attorney general found Mr. Jackson's accusations to be groundless, he would file a misdemeanor complaint against Mr. Jackson for making a false report.

If the militant group's statements turn out to be groundless, however, that would be unusual.

The fear that Communism would spread throughout Asia and beyond if it was not stopped in Vietnam turned out to be groundless; so did the belief that the other side was motivated more by totalitarian ideology than by national feeling.

Electoral authorities investigated and found the claims to be groundless.

All such worries turned out to be groundless.

Nobody should be surprised if that turns out to be groundless as well.Worry is expensive, and groundless worry is the most expensive of all.

He said he had investigated the allegations and found them to be groundless.

We have investigated the allegations made by the commission and have found them to be groundless.