Sentence examples for become grounds from inspiring English sources

The personnel who command, operate, and maintain the Minuteman III have also become grounds for concern.

A street-corner mugging, for instance, could become grounds for a federal lawsuit.

"The current culture of anxiety around extremism now means that even our reading material has become grounds for suspicion of terrorist activity," she said.

Nevertheless, the border issue is an acute friction point and could, in the view of Maliki, become grounds for confrontation between the two.

Perhaps their frosted pettiness has similarly dark roots: the fear of seeming not to belong to a social set to which, in fact, they didn't belong; the fear of ridicule; the fear that their Jewishness would once again become grounds for exclusion and bring their rickety castles down.

But in this instance, the center would have been on firm legal ground: it is unlikely that an attempt to save a life with CPR would become grounds for a lawsuit when the alternative was almost certain death, legal experts say.

Downtown had become ground zero, period.

St Mawes itself has become ground zero for trendy, metropolitan families seeking eco-friendly second homes.

An appeals court in Washington has become ground zero for legal challenges to financial reform.

I decided to start with my coat; it would become ground zero of my new life.

It is significant that billboards and murals have become ground zero for these early territorial battles.