Sentence examples for greater grounds from inspiring English sources

The dignity that says no. Surely no other writer has had greater grounds for pessimism, considering all he saw, but this is not an emotion Kapuscinski expresses often.

But the close result that now seems probable will only give the loser greater grounds for complaint and thus increase the risk of post-election violence.

Since primary dystonia seems to result from a chronic cellular dysfunction, rather than a degenerative process, there are greater grounds for the belief that it may eventually be possible to ameliorate the disease by correcting the underlying dysfunction in these pathways.

The Trailhawk has greater ground clearance and more extreme approach and departure angles for off-roading.

Our negotiations need much greater grounding in our true options and their costs.

The harder President Bush tries to shut Mr. McCain out, the greater ground he gives for a future challenge.

The transport sector has five ETPs, which are gaining greater ground in the debate.

The greater metabolic demand of faster running speeds has been attributed to increases in stride frequency, increases in mechanical power, and generation of greater ground reaction forces over shorter periods of ground contact [2, 4, 5].

This homogeneity ranges from high (in very dense unthinned planted stands with few gaps) through moderate (in thinned planted stands with greater ground area) to low (in natural forests).

The engineers modified the chassis to give it greater ground clearance front and rear, while underneath sits Mini's ALL4 four-wheel-drive system, coupled to a turbocharged 1.6-litre petrol engine producing 184bhp.

We show that fish migrate farther on days with low current velocity, but travel at a greater ground speed on days with high current velocity.