"As a seam bowler, there is no better ground to play at than Trent Bridge," he said of his move to Notts.
In the context of a customer-driven product or service design process, a timely update of customer needs information may not only serve as a useful indicator to observe how things change over time, but it also provides the company a better ground to formulate strategies to meet the future needs of its customer.
While Congress worries about terrorism and serious crimes, all of serious concern, we need better ground rules to protect law abiding citizens.
But McCain has infinitely better grounds than Obama to run as a do-what-it-takes reformer.
When we see Justin Trudeau get his relationship with First Nations to better grounds, you have the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, we have all these things that we're trying to do, understanding there's a very painful past, and then at the same time we have a bust of this bitch?
Anti-Israel Arabs who want to refute the accusation of anti-Semitism will have to find better grounds than an etymological technicality.
Although current data protection law precludes such a course, a better ground might be to consider a clearly identifiable reference to whether information is harmful, prejudicial, or exclusively personal.
These settings provide better grounds for testing alternative speciation modes, due to the general lack of barriers to gene flow.
Better on utilitarian grounds to work with subsidiary and time-tested rules, with the appeal to utility itself being made only on those relatively rare occasions when subsidiary rules come into conflict or where exceptions are needed, or where whole systems of rules are called into question.
It soon became clear that many local journalists would benefit from a better scientific grounding to help them understand the aim of the project.
