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My vehemence , the tone of my demand, impatient and full of anger, lent me an air of justification, the advantage of a well founded claim.

A: Mr. Brown, you no doubt have wide contacts. I don't think I have to stress that our counter - offer is well founded.

The United States also showed that the first president's claims about the virtues of a representative government were well founded.

And the fears of these regimes are well-founded, because tyranny cannot survive forever in an atmosphere of truth.

Judged by the struggles Chinese companies have had operating abroad, such impressions are well founded.

Concerning the example given by the interviewee, local residents' objections to waste incineration projects tend to be well-founded.

I am really happy with my gains and my results have convinced me that what Anthony says is correct and well founded.

Perhaps, too, she thought my expectations not so well founded as I imagined them to be.

Perhaps she thought my expectations not so well founded as I imagined them to be.

Her father's suspicions proved well-founded. It was not Edward she cared for, it was San Francisco.

The appearance in mid-2000 of a potentially allergenic variety of Bt corn in the US food supply added new fuel to these well-founded fears.

Concerns about aircraft safety during the eruption of an Icelandic volcano in 2010 were well founded, according to a new scientific study.

The Garou's claim to be a race designed for battle is certainly well founded.

Let's conditionally generalize principle of transfinite recursion from ordinal number class to class with well-founded relation.

On the economic outlook Hafner said fears of a double dip recession were well founded.

It was not the foreigner who made the mistake, the newspaper reasoned, but the people who couldn't bear a little well-founded criticism.

With great and well-founded expectations, we launched the Commission on Social Determinants of Health in Santiago, Chile, in March.

Will such focused enthusiasm for a western degree prove well-founded?

I don't think I have to stress that our counteroffer is well founded. It is in line with the international market.

should be to establish well-founded tables of physiological requirements.

Chelsea would do just fine, but my other concerns proved to be well founded.

Older workers' fears are well-founded. Short of privatizing pensions, France faces limited options.

It seems that although gender stereotypes are well founded, on the whole their national equivalents aren't.

Now an analysis by two San Diego researchers shows these concerns may be well founded.

Events of the middle 1970s have demonstrated how well founded this concern can be.

It is scientifically well-founded that the expectation of winning money helps someone to lose pounds.

a soundly based argument; well-founded suspicions.

Mr Blankfein's neurotic impulses are well founded, however.

Edmund Phelps, who won the Nobel prize for economics in 2006, is highly critical of well founded, " he says. "

Grasp the key, simple and clear, well organized, well-founded.

This will score some political points, as many Americans have a deep (and often well-founded) distrust of health insurers.

You boss's recalcitrance may be well founded.

It is also quite possible that our faith in the ability of scientists to find the key for prolonging life are well-founded .

But before we go to trouble and expense of proceeding against this man I must be satisfied that your charges are well founded .

These concerns proved well founded.

Sadly, this backlash is well founded.

And their fears were well founded.

At the same time, other evidence suggests that your worries are well-founded.

Before we go to proceed against this man, we must be satisfied that your charges are well founded.

It is difficult to find the exact source but this is the main suspicion. It seems well founded.

Her fear is well-founded.

6 and 7 the 1930s in the 1930s well-founded characteristics, today may not so reasonable.

These are all well founded concerns.

my opinion is clear and well founded in the foregoing discussions