Sentence examples for cosmetic grounds from inspiring English sources
40% The estimated proportion of UK fruit and veg that supermarkets reject on cosmetic grounds.
We must support homes and businesses to conserve more energy, help farmers sell the 40% of food supermarkets reject on cosmetic grounds, and keep the £3.5bn of materials thrown away every year out of landfill.
Three participants, on the other hand, strongly supported the practice on the basis of religious, moral or cosmetic grounds.
They were still marvelling at all the cosmetic improvements to the grounds — plastering, pruning, painting — that had quickly been made in the days before the Mayor's photo op.
Myanmar was a popular destination on Instagram this year, and this shot shows workers taking a lunch break in the fields, their faces protected from the sun with thanaka, a yellowish-white cosmetic paste made from ground bark.
His complaints ranged from structural (French doors leading to a rear garden were initially installed three feet off the ground) to cosmetic (gouges, burns and stains were left in the hardwood floors) to administrative (long periods of time elapsed when he said no work was done on the premises).
The formulation and efficacy of colored facial cosmetics is grounded firmly in the science of cosmetic chemistry and skin physiology.
That such a sought-after cohort of doctors is admitting to greater accessibility indicates that plastic surgeons find themselves losing ground in the turf war over cosmetic medicine.
This is all familiar enough by now, but the point is that Republicans who attack the tone and tactics of tea-party politics, without explicitly disagreeing on policy grounds, are not dissenting in a merely cosmetic fashion.
"Our partners on the ground report that these changes are mainly cosmetic, and we shouldn't assume that any changes made are anything more than propaganda.
I have therefore chosen to recommend to Parliament that, on the grounds that we have had our proposals concerning cosmetic products accepted, it adopt this second-reading recommendation concerning the Council's common position.
