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Indeed, privatization advocates' faith in the superiority of private ownership is probably ill-founded for a number of reasons.

Mr Sims wanted to let the data speak more freely, dropping ill-founded assumptions.

Universal Feeling, whether well or ill-founded , cannot be safely disregarded.

Developing the economy is the correct line, but development does not mean reckless or ill-founded expansion.

The Gospel of Luke was also intended to deepen Theophilus faith and to replace ill-founded reports about Jesus.

Their first point of criticism is ill-founded and results from many mathematical mistakes that they make.

The interviews conducted for this research suggest that such fears are not ill- founded .

The former, obviously, has based its argument on a baseless assumption, therefore, it is ill-founded.

Israeli Security Concerns About a Palestinian State Are Ill-Founded.

Both of them are arriving at the view that his arguments are ill founded.

These concerns are largely ill-founded.

Concern about excess production in the auto sector, for example, proved ill-founded as domestic demand accelerated.

I think that these are all the same question, founded on the same implicit but ill-founded assumption: that risk equates to danger.