Sentence examples for ground means from inspiring English sources

The moral high ground means never opening the torture chamber.

"Arizonans know that more boots on the ground means a safer and more secure border.

"The de facto situation on the ground means delivering any kind of aid is very difficult.

In the Eastern Conference, the middle ground means the playoffs, which was the Knicks' stated goal before the season.

Our devolved decision making and funding, through area councils and staff on the ground, means we understand local agendas.

This has also been controversial, as a lack of qualified coaches on the ground means many clubs have had to ask for more time.

But what does taking the moral high ground mean for touts?

"The rules of engagement that our crews apply both in the air and by commanders on the ground mean that I am absolutely confident that that will continue to be the case with operations in Syria".

Rain falling on already saturated ground meant water levels would continue to rise until Saturday, they said, as it emerged that nearly 500 homes had been flooded in the past few days.

In Thursday's Independent, Klingsor seemed at first glance to want you to think about Somalia… 16ac Injection of water to clean ground meant mostly end to famine (5) …which made the answer - ENEMA - a bit of a jolt.

Not only does being on high ground mean that flooding is no longer a problem, but there is also a new piping system instead of the old septic drain field upriver, which leaked.