Sentence examples for ground initially from inspiring English sources

Since then, federal trademark law has consistently expanded, taking over much of the ground initially covered by state common law.

He also oversaw Wigan's move from Springfield Park to a new ground, initially known as the JJB Stadium, in 1999.

As the internal debate heated up, Vázquez stood his ground initially, but then he abruptly announced that Uruguay would not pursue such an agreement at this time.

There was nothing fortuitous about the scrum that launched the mission, however, with Nathan Hughes making ground initially and then a perfect box kick from Joe Simpson landed 10 metres from the Leinster line.

The idea had been around for some time, bruited originally by Stephen Spender and Frank Kermode, but it took Miller et al to get the LRB off the ground – initially as a supplement to the New York Review of Books, but soon as an independent publication.

He's vigorously defending government programs for the poor and, after giving some ground initially, is emphasizing support for affirmative action.

Indeed,while Camp Grounded initially attracted people from the tech scene because of its proximity to Silicon Valley, it has since transcended age, geographic location, and industry, according to Felix, who claims the company has a 40percentt return rate among campers.

Guedioura, 27, had spent a year-and-a-half at the City Ground after initially moving across the Midlands on-loan from Wolves.

His posthumous reputation is unquestionable; yet Bomberg's attempts to break new ground were initially dismissed as a series of wrong turns.

The mine would now cost $4bn to get off the ground and initially produce 25m tonnes a year, with 80% slated for its sister energy company Adani Power, the Australian Financial Review reported.

In the raid on Thursday, ground commanders initially believed that Al Qaeda leaders were using the compounds and opted to use two teams of special operations forces to try to capture people and valuable information they have with them.