Sentence examples for a better grounding from inspiring English sources

I ask if the fact that he didn't experience major success until his 30s gave him a better grounding.

Many researchers and critics also agree that a better grounding in American history and politics is important.

But I believe it's a better grounding for action than pretending that what really matters to us is the state of the economy.

He and his family in Denmark knew that he would get a better grounding and would develop more thoroughly at a club that has a history of nurturing players, rather than buying players who have matured.

The IGCSE will give our students a better grounding for the IB or A-levels, and we will have a level playing field with the independent schools which offer it," says Hutchinson.

And from his words, it appears that Roxburgh is more determined to put in place what he called an "American backroom staff," that has a better grounding in the peculiarities of M.L.S. (i.e., designated players, salary budgets, college draft and youth development) than has previously been the case with the club.

His 9.35 K/9 rate ranked 11th best in baseball, and among the 10 pitchers listed ahead of Samardzija, only one (Zack Greinke) had a better ground-ball percentage.

"You will not find a better ground game anywhere in the country than the Minnesota D.F.L.," said Steven Schier, a political science professor at Carleton College in Northfield.

Franco remembers the lean years of the late 1970's when all Mets fans could brag about was that "we had a better ground crew".

Although current data protection law precludes such a course, a better ground might be to consider a clearly identifiable reference to whether information is harmful, prejudicial, or exclusively personal.

These results indicate that PGV is a better ground motion parameter that correlates with DNL values.