Sentence examples for ground for being from inspiring English sources

One such feature is not being designed by anyone to fulfill any purpose, which some philosophers hold as a ground for being treated as an end and not a mere means, and thus having at least some degree of moral status (Brennan 1984, pp. 44 and 56 and Katz 1997, pp. 129 131).

It's the very same body and mind, unobserved or observed, that is the ground for being lost or being free.

Do we have grounds for being optimistic about the future?

The women had filed a case against their employer, Air India, after they were grounded for being overweight.

The council also sees grounds for being patient and allowing its very low interest rates to take effect.

Gun rights advocates said showing up on a terrorist watch list should not be grounds for being denied a gun.

Mr. Valdes said that his critics at Calpers had no grounds for being embarrassed by his conduct.

That in 2012 some people have been locked out of training grounds for being a woman is just wrong.

"Smoking marijuana can absolutely be grounds for being denied a security clearance.

After 10 months he was discharged from the army on medical grounds for being "emotionally and mentally unfit".

What gave it grounds for being deemed by Time magazine as "one of the most quintessentially American novels ever written"?