Sentence examples for ample grounds for from inspiring English sources

But even allowing for such hairsplitting, lagrein comes with ample grounds for confusion.

Wiggins saw ample grounds for optimism after the team's close-fought silver medal behind Australia.

But there are ample grounds for thinking that war against Iraq would be much tougher.

Disappointment Thousands of environmental policy makers and advocates left Copenhagen with ample grounds for disappointment.

Corbyn, who also called on May to resign, had ample grounds for celebrating.

Given this sort of sympathetic formulation of the conservative position, critics can still find ample grounds for disagreement.

In those firm markers of Bush policy there is surely ample ground for a liberal counterattack.

Mr. Batson concludes there is ample ground for "equitable subordination" of the debts owed to the banks.

If these intents (maqasid) of Islamic law are taken as its ever-valid content, but the means of these intents are allowed to vary according to time and milieu, as some theologians suggest, then there opens ample ground for reform.

I went to Michael Braverman's East Hampton home with its ample grounds and two-tiered library reminiscent of the one the Beast built for Belle in the Disney version of Beauty and the Beast.

If its plan is unconvincing, the transport ministry already has ample grounds to cancel the contract.