Sentence examples for apparent grounds from inspiring English sources

Even strong tort reform advocates concede that no apparent grounds exist for a compromise, and medical malpractice will thus continue to be an electoral issue, for the 2006 midterm elections and probably in the 2008 presidential contest.

They urged the court to take the case and overturn the subsidies, on the apparent grounds that the financial assistance helped too many of their constituents.

Industry experts said they didn't see any apparent grounds for the U.S. government to reject the sale of ILFC, which has little in the way of sensitive technologies that would threaten U.S. competitiveness or national security.

City officials said there is no apparent ground for impeachment.

No apparent ground was gained Wednesday in reaching a negotiated solution.

Sessions's apparent ground for firing McCabe, on the eve of his retirement from the Bureau, thus perhaps depriving him of some or all of his retirement benefits, involves improper contacts with the news media.

State-of-the-art approaches for creating accurate ECe maps beyond field scale (i.e., 1 km2) include: (i) Analysis Of Covariance (ANOCOVA) of near-ground measurements of apparent soil electrical conductivity (ECa) and (ii) regression modeling of multi-year remote sensing canopy reflectance and other co-variates (e.g., crop type, annual rainfall).

So, in the literature one finds a variety of principles that aim to capture all these and other (apparent) objective grounds of meaning.

First, most logged trips showed that birds fly more or less directly to apparent foraging grounds above the edge of the continental shelf.

Major fault lines run through that apparent common ground.

Not long after Sept. 11, it became apparent that ground zero had very many owners, from its technical owners — the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and Mr. Silverstein — to those who possessed a different kind of claim on the site.