Sentence examples for ground on such from inspiring English sources

Manchin's leadership in finding common ground on such a divisive issue is a perfect example of why he is one of our honorary co-chairs.

Whether moderates and conservatives can find common ground on such a politically challenging issue is unknown.

China's unwillingness to give further ground on such issues as agricultural subsidies is more to do with domestic considerations.

But he has spent much of the past five years overestimating his ability to find common ground on such issues.

In developing his alternative account of the normative character of linguistic discourse, Christopher Gauker breaks new ground on such topics as pragmatic presupposition, conversational implicature, and semantics.

Despite their many differences, all the main parties are talking about their common ground on such issues as the economy and agriculture.

But is their a materialist, atheist ground on which such concerns might have some legitimacy?

More broadly, Miliband insisted David Cameron was "coming on to my ground" on issues such as taking on vested interests and "crony capitalism".

Partly because of the mood Sanders is drawing on, Clinton is having to shift ground on issues such as inequality and "free trade" deals.

Mr Jaffa said insolvency practitioners were prepared to give ground on issues such as accepting a greater proportion of their fee over the term of the plans.

"This is a guy with whom he has found common ground on issues such as fighting for social justice on behalf of the poor, people who have H.I.V./AIDS," Ms. Douglass said.