Sentence examples for better grounds from inspiring English sources

But McCain has infinitely better grounds than Obama to run as a do-what-it-takes reformer.

Anti-Israel Arabs who want to refute the accusation of anti-Semitism will have to find better grounds than an etymological technicality.

The ruling suggested that he might have better grounds for another lawsuit now that he has participated in Florida's Jan . 29contest, and it mentioned case law that could be included in a new suit.

However, the rumour was false, just another little mutation of the truth on the football grapevine, so now you are indignant that Liverpool are shipping you out to Napoli and your favourite manager Rafa Benitez on no better grounds than their suspicion that you are no longer worth £110,000 a week sitting on the bench.

In any event, once smokers pay their own way, which they more than do already, monetary cost provides no excuse to treat smoking as the public's business.Bereft of better grounds to assert that smoking is a social problem, anti-smoking activists then become creative.

Fortunately, there are better grounds for refuting the claim that there is a right to an exemption.

"Better ground will [also] suit Art Mauresque [10-1].

Had previously shaped well on this better ground and looks tempting off low weight.

"There's a bit more to come from our horse, especially on better ground".

Even a fight for employer mandate repeal would be better ground, given the work hour cutbacks.

"He's a good moving horse and the better ground helped him.