Sentence examples for general grounding from inspiring English sources

Your first year should provide a general grounding in general psychology, which will introduce you to the wonderful world of psychological statistics (maths GCSE is a must).

These graduate schemes should give you a good general grounding in business and the chance to focus on a particular area, such as human resources, or finance or marketing.

The last time the FAA ordered a general grounding of an aircraft model was in 1979, when McDonnell Douglas DC-10s were grounded following a fatal crash.

Reading a personal statement of a subject different to that of the one your are applying for, helps give you a good general grounding of what is expected.

The decision to do so was, however, taken on more general grounds.

But it is hardly as if the stable has general grounds for alarm.

I've also formed some general ground rules for a proper travel cut.

He used to give talks quoting a World War I general: "Ground gain minimal.

On political, ethical and general grounds, Duke refused to grant Mr. Nixon an honorary degree for speaking at graduation in 1954, though most speakers get one.

The years of the Dirty War form the general ground of the Pope's striking self-criticism: his experience, one Jesuit told me, was "searing".

President Karzai, who has spoken up for the general – grounds for suspicion enough – has prevaricated about final approval for the Kandahar mission.