Sentence examples for ground it could be from inspiring English sources

But on the ground it could be mastered all right.

Research suggests that Richard III might have chosen this terrain because he was an enthusiast for artillery and on this flat ground it could be used to best effect.

When the same pilot is killed, later on, no words are needed: we move straight from a deep, cratered hole in the ground (it could be one of the alien landing sites from Spielberg's "War of the Worlds") to the wife, now pregnant, who has nervously taken herself to the movies during his flight.

This is the toy for adults, while the Focus SVT is the stealth toy or if you slam it to the ground it could be the toy for 18-year-olds.

In the future, that remote cockpit might not need to be on the ground: it could be inside a fighter jet, with one pilot controlling their own aircraft and a number of other unmanned ones at the same time.

Keep in mind that as long as the chair has good back and neck support for the average height of a person and as long as it is sturdy but can be swivelled around while allowing for a good length from a person's knees to the ground, it could be a good ergonomic chair.

Line upon line of evidence was redacted upon its publication yesterday, on the spurious grounds it could be libellous.

Last night a newly created students' group, campaigning to promote "clean" funding of universities, called on the university to refuse to accept any more cash from either regime – on the grounds it could be compromised.

Taylor, who is the member for Hume, which stretches from northwest of Canberra to southwestern Sydney, said he had tried to establish a branch in Cowra but the application was rejected on the grounds it could be vulnerable to factional branch stacking.

A. S. Fulton, the Keeper of the Department of Oriental Printed Books and Manuscripts (in British Museum), in 1938 re-examined the Athanasius note, and gave it as his opinion that on palaeographical grounds it could be dated 13th to 14th century and that the 17th century was excluded.

I've found it exhilarating because it's new ground, and it could be fabulous if we get it right".