Sentence examples for It will ground from inspiring English sources

It will ground the establishment of EMU and the euro in the context of the history of international monetary cooperation and of monetary unions.

Thursday's announcement comes a day after United Airlines announced, on Wednesday, that it will ground part of its fleet and cut jobs in order to stay afloat.

And as much as we all hate worrying about rent, it will ground you in getting things done.

Air India said last week it will ground some 130 flight attendants for being overweight, as first reported by the Indian newspaper The Telegraph.

I worry that at some point it will grind to a halt.

He said that although real consumption growth appeared likely to slow, "we doubt it will grind to a complete halt".

But if you never let yourself take a break from your break, then it will grind you down, too.

Israel hopes that it will grind Hamas down and bring it back to the truce talks in a weak position, so that Israel and its quiet ally, the military-led government of Egypt, can dictate terms.

This stuff is relentless and in some cases compelling, and the weight of it will grind the government down if it fails to explain why individual hard luck stories aren't the whole picture.

There is a much higher chance that it will grind along like a badly designed Kazakh tractor, producing slower growth, fewer jobs and more human suffering than the same countries would have experienced without monetary union.

It will grind on and expand and command attention.