Sentence examples for But on what grounds from inspiring English sources
But on what grounds could it refuse?
Wax is right to say that an employer can't fire anyone for mental health problems – but on what grounds can she claim they'll find an excuse to fire you for "something else"?
Their symbolism as radicals — Ms. Tolokonnikova with her fist raised as she was led out of the courtroom — has been so successful in the West that there is now debate not about whether to support them but on what grounds: as social agitators, or broad critics of the Kremlin.
It is common knowledge that in 1873 he was taken with the fetching young sculptor Vinnie Ream (her bust of Lincoln is in the Capitol rotunda), but on what grounds does O'Connell insist that after their initial meeting, "within days, the two were lovers"?
In this case, the reviewer might also "override" the understanding of the author(s) – but on what grounds?
But "right" on what grounds?
But, Lerner asks, on what grounds is this distinction made?
But on what ground does Brendel choose this resolution?
Carl Bildt, the former Swedish prime minister, has said "de facto ejection" is a possibility unless Britain gets a move on, but it is unclear on what grounds that could happen.
On what grounds does one decide that objects deserve to be considered in moral deliberation?
