Sentence examples for frequent grounds for from inspiring English sources

And middle school kids there are like middle school kids everywhere, I learned quickly, when my Valley Girl twang became frequent grounds for ridicule and torment.

The more frequent grounds for relapse were gastrointestinal symptoms or failure to thrive.

The most frequent grounds for non-participation were lack of time and/or interest in the survey.

When someone fell and was injured on a city sidewalk — the most frequent ground for a personal-injury lawsuit against the city — he could present the map in court as hard evidence of the city's liability.

Free flight lasted for 10 hours and 29 minutes and was followed by another 41 hours of bumpy ride with frequent ground contact before the inevitable final crash.

Moreover, the function of community assembly in areas with frequent ground-surface disturbance is unclear.

Late Homework The Williamstown Theater Festival in Williamstown, Mass., a frequent breeding ground for Broadway, will announce its 2002 season today.

Wardak sits directly to the west of the capital, Kabul, and important roadways run through it, making it a frequent staging ground for insurgent attacks against Kabul.

He explained why Asia has been such a frequent breeding ground for new viruses, and described how the growth of civilization has helped facilitate the spread of disease: Few, if any, organisms have benefitted from travel more than viruses have.

Six bodies, said to be members of the national army who had been executed with gunshots to the head, were found in a neighborhood that has become a frequent dumping ground for the victims of Benghazi's many unsolved crimes.

The black community is the frequent testing ground for bad legislation and restrictive medical policies.