Sentence examples for would be unfounded from inspiring English sources

At this bloody moment in the Middle East, optimism would be unfounded.

An assumption that large-scale mechanized mining is less environmentally destructive than unregulated small-scale mining, incidentally, would be unfounded.

A Scottsdale police spokesman, Scott Reed, said if it is proved that the items were returned, "It would be unfounded as a theft".

There was no family business providing locally made whiskey and underage dancers to Laramie saloons and therefore any suggestion that gun violence may have been threatened to obtain payments would be unfounded.

Sometimes the wives' suspicions would be unfounded, and Greco would find the alleged cheaters sneaking off to rehearse flashmob marriage proposals; the men would be more articulate in their shame, more able to discuss their reasons, their struggles with the pressures of monogamy and masculinity, rather than just walking swiftly back to their trucks like they're the tide coming in.

No charges have been filed against anyone in this regard, and we believe that any such charges would be unfounded".

The suspicion would not be unfounded in a city where hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets since June demanding dialog, while the mayor is at Google Zeitgeist talking about Polisdigitocracy.

But even if they had, any claim that this was a two-sided war would surely be unfounded.

And it wouldn't be unfounded; healthy snacks help maintain a steady blood sugar, which supports focus and mood and may prevent over eating or poor food choices later.

A GMB spokesman said the union leader was the victim of a smear campaign and predicted the allegations, made by internal critics, would prove to be unfounded.

Hyyan and I were initially skeptical, worried that the rumor would prove to be unfounded, as had happened with earlier news about the capture of some of Colonel Qaddafi's adult children.