Sentence examples for could be a ground from inspiring English sources

A water project in southern Lebanon that Israel has warned could be a ground for war was inaugurated today in the presence of European and United Nations envoys.

If not for the mountains which form one of the most scenic backdrops in world football, this could be a ground from Karl-Marx-Stadt, or the suburbs of East Berlin that has long fallen from favour.

The results suggest that AutoCAD could be a ground of developing a chair side "computer image analysis program" to predict and justify discarding of a piece before or during operation.

Finally, it could be a ground for doubt for one person but not for another person (or the same person at another time), depending upon what each believes (at the time).

The firm claimed it would cut carbon emissions by nearly two million tones a year and could be a ground-breaking "clean coal" plant, with the carbon emitted stored under the North Sea.

With the American debate world, even in its struggles, demonstrating the potency of debate as a field for critical thinking and intellectual experimentation, an internationalization of debate could be a grounding process that might help find a way out of this difficult impasse.

Maybe this one little area could be a staging ground for bipartisan accord.

Mr. Testa said that the workshops could be a testing ground for concepts he used in his writing.

The message that should be conveyed by the DP World meltdown is that we will not tolerate any entity that could be a spawning ground for radical Islam to get near any vital United States interests.

This ability to imagine multiple alternative developments of situations could be a theoretical ground of the scenario method, which could be further examined in the future.

But it could be a proving ground for feature movies made outside the Hollywood system – and that's reason enough to watch.