Meanings of prove unfounded in English

I hope this anxiety will prove unfounded, Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih told Reuters.

Delbeke said those fears should prove unfounded.

Suggestions that Blair's government will meet the same fate as Bill Clinton's first Administration are likely to prove unfounded.

HG Wells called it "the war to end war" -a grim optimism that was to prove unfounded.

He dared not enlighten me on that point, for should his suspicions prove unfounded he would have uselessly betrayed himself.

It leaves Lidoda Duvha with a full complement in the technical area, providing rumours surrounding the future of the coaching staff prove unfounded.

I felt that, should my first hopes prove unfounded, my friends and many others would suffer losses which they could ill afford to bear.

He confessed to certain suspicions; should they prove unfounded, then it might be reasonable to credit the rest of Abdul Ali's statements; if not, no.

A spokesman for Deutsche Bank repeated that the bank was "absolutely confident" that the Kirch investigation would prove unfounded and declined to comment further.

This proved unfounded, but the court was the centre for incessant intrigues.

Both James Antony's political forebodings and the Rani's prophecies were proving unfounded.

But for now, market talk of impending measures has proved unfounded.

Several anthrax scares in Egypt since September 11th have proved unfounded.

After a few weeks using it, though, my skepticism proved unfounded.

The report of a victory of the Austrians had proved unfounded.

But his beliefs that the man's departure would end his confinement proved unfounded.