Sentence examples for fewer grounds from inspiring English sources

The company claims that while it may generate substantial solid waste, single-serve coffee makers actually use fewer grounds and less water than traditional drip machines, and that sending all those K-Cups to landfills isn't actually all that bad.

"By making its request so targeted, Apple has fewer grounds to argue their side than had the government asked it to permanently change its code," said Jason Healey, a former White House security policy director and a research scholar at the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University.

In the first, the majority has fewer grounds for reasonable resentment or regret.

Note that if a round is not oversubscribed, or if someone committed before a round oversubscribed, you'll have fewer grounds on which to reject investors – so if you are concerned about who joins, share in phases.

But it would still be about 200,000 fewer ground forces than the United States had 20 years ago, during the final stages of the cold war.

But, to take an example from our own era, consider Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's disastrous reinvention of modern military operations for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, in which he insisted on deploying far fewer ground troops than were needed.

In areas covered by dense vegetation, DTM elevation errors tend to increase because less energy reaches the ground, resulting in fewer ground points for DTM surface interpolation [26].

Three of these new capabilities are designed to increase the level of autonomy for the operations, i.e., fewer ground-in-the-loop steps for executing commands.

A simultaneous solution approach has the potential of providing improvements both in the GPS and in the LEO products, or to use fewer ground stations for generating the IGS products.

In areas covered by dense vegetation, DTM elevation errors tend to increase because less energy reaches the ground, resulting in fewer ground points for DTM surface interpolation [ 26].

Depressingly, he finds few grounds for optimism.