Sentence examples for Theoretical ground from inspiring English sources

That puts fingerprinting on shaky theoretical ground.

That is the price of easy divorce granted on a theoretical ground of irretrievable breakdown without fault.

Among them are Paul M. Smith, who argued Lawrence v. Texas, which struck down anti-gay sodomy laws and laid the theoretical ground for Windsor, and lawyers from the American Civil Liberties Union and Lambda Legal.

Even though Hugonnet's own style was evident in some pleasing asymmetries and daisy-chain loopings, this kind of theoretical ground was covered back in the 1960s by Brown, Lucinda Childs, Yvonne Rainer and others, and La Ronde had little to add.

Thus, if the critic could make a convincing case for an art, on whatever "theoretical" ground, as Diderot did for Vernet, then it gained a certain significance that, however eccentric, gave it credibility, even fame, at least for a short time.

Al-Māwardī's treatise partly prepared the theoretical ground for Ṭoghrıl's attempt to establish an orthodox Muslim state in which conflict between the caliph-imam's spiritual-juridical authority on the one side and the secular power of the sultan on the other could be resolved, or at least regulated, by convention.

And, he has suggested that on theoretical grounds, such capabilities are unlikely to exist.

On theoretical grounds, he should have an iron will, instead of being pliant, docile, compromising.

He acquired a sound theoretical grounding & a fair amount of practical experience.

I don't think there's a coherent group of economists that argue for it on theoretical grounds.

A person beginning the study of poker on purely theoretical grounds would find a list of these possibilities indispensable.