Sentence examples for a serious grounding from inspiring English sources

His efforts paid off when he landed a job as a technology transfer associate at Cambridge Enterprise, a tech transfer arm of the University of Cambridge, U.K. Science Ph.D.s who go into technology transfer need a serious grounding in both bench science and business development.

Most importantly, Obama has built a serious ground game here.

"You'd have to think that provides a serious ground for appeal," said Mark A. Kirsch, a partner at Clifford Chance and a former federal prosecutor.

In a race that was dominated by front-runners, he was the only horse in the field who made up any serious ground.

The most prominent leaders, especially Richard Dawkins, refuse to debate on any serious grounds, and indeed they show almost total ignorance of the cutting-edge biology and physics that has admitted consciousness back into "good science".

But, he added, "Because it was a less serious ground for deportation, he might be eligible for more forms of relief.

The fact that its such a goofy cartoon world means you can construct delicate bizarre runs of language that maybe you couldn't in a more serious grounded world.

Doing this can really backfire and perhaps even spur the opposite behavior (or some serious grounding if you're still a teen).

One need not have serious grounding in science to understand the difference between methane and carbon dioxide.

Fowler is switching tracks from Wounded White Man to Wounded Black Woman, which leaves a lot of serious ground to cover -- but at this point, structurally speaking, the novel's about to arrive at its final destination.

The USGS already issues traditional forecasts long-term hazard maps that show the likelihood oforecasts long-terme experiencing serious ground-shazard within a 50-year period.