Sentence examples for enough grounds to from inspiring English sources

"There are not enough grounds to do that," he said.

The anti-graft body's chief, Panthep Klanarongran, told reporters the commission had voted unanimously that there were enough grounds to indict her.

Whether or not Burma should be suspended from Asean is one issue, but to suggest there are not enough grounds to even consider it is an insult to the endless sufferings of the Burmese people which Asean has singularly failed to alleviate.

It may be that Google feels it has strong enough grounds to stick with the name.

"There is contact between two players and that can't be denied, so the club and I don't think there are enough grounds to appeal," said Wright.

The reason for including "non-overridden" in the supposition is that it would not be sufficient for S to be entitled to believe something if S only had good enough grounds to render a proposition sufficiently likely to be true because S might also have counter evidence that overrides those positive grounds.

The Swiss boat gained just enough ground to block Oracle's wind.

One of those, Seaside Heights Elementary, is, as its name suggests, on high enough ground to be relatively safe.

But recently, thanks partly to a new get-tough-on-immigrants message, she has clawed back enough ground to be in with a chance (see chart).

Several thousand more votes were to be counted on Friday, but the trend suggested Ms. Murkowski would not gain enough ground to win.

"The prosecution changed the conspiracy theory twice, and that is enough ground to challenge the verdict," said one lawyer, I. M. Munshi.