Sentence examples for fruitful grounds from inspiring English sources

Such inclement weather is fruitful grounds for fiction, she says.

As the black church becomes more of a decentralized institution in the black community the journey to self is occurring in secular spaces but that lends to more fruitful grounds for asking questions of fundamental meaning because these not explicitly religious spaces are not constrained by normalized tenants of religiosity and dogmatism.

Understanding this specific switching pathway represents fruitful grounds for future research.

The newly identified factors thus provide fruitful grounds for new research on systematic differences between patient and proxy assessments.

It covers the same fruitful ground as her award-winning 2011 debut The Westbridge:the melting – and sometimes boiling-over – pot of modern multicultural London.

This is fruitful ground for Labour, and an argument for EU membership that even Mr Corbyn can be comfortable making, but that doesn't mean Labour should confine itself to that ground.

But any Russian agitation would find fruitful ground: many locals say they hate their new government, and opinion polls show that large chunks of the local population support more independence from Kiev, or even joining Russia.

"We always felt that privacy was more of a fruitful ground for plaintiffs to sow, because in those cases they did not have to prove falsity or actual malice, the way they did in libel cases," George Freeman, the executive director of the Media Law Resource Center, told me.

If the essays are heavily weighted toward artists and thinkers who lived in Vienna before the Anschluss, that is because Mr. James seems to regard that city in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a kind of lost intellectual Eden, "the best evidence that the most accommodating and fruitful ground for the life of the mind can be something more broad than a university campus".

While considerable regional and methodological literature gaps are apparent, the literature in this review identifies a rich and fruitful ground for future research to fill these gaps.

This approach would also be suitable for a dynamically variable phase to simulate noise in the system, enjoys more flexibility than integrated-waveguides settings, offering a potentially fruitful ground for the simulation of the noise effects addressed here, where averaging over many noise patterns would be needed.