Sentence examples for ground presenting from inspiring English sources
As a regional magnet for poorer patients, the hospital was a great training ground, presenting its interns and residents with a wide array of cases, diseases and complications.
"Breaking New Ground: Presenting the George W. Bush Presidential Center," an exhibit set to open this weekend on the campus of Southern Methodist University, prominently features the handgun taken from Saddam Hussein and the loudspeaker used to address rescue workers at the World Trade Center in September 2001.
On the peace process with the Palestinians, Mr. Lapid has also stuck to the middle ground, presenting safe positions within the consensus: he says that he favors negotiations for a Palestinian state while retaining the large West Bank settlement blocs under Israeli control, and he opposes any division of Jerusalem.
But the reality on the ground presented an immediate challenge to such aspirations.
This inference is supported by evidence and facts on the ground presented by various international surveys, and reinforced by micro analysis and the manager survey conducted in Kosovo by Riinvest Institute in 2013 (see Table 8 above) (Fig. 7).
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In September, a federal appeals court dismissed his case on unconvincing security grounds presented by Obama administration lawyers.
Nevertheless, the Arch grounds present a sort of Gordian knot of urban design: Girdled by depressed highways and busy surface roads, the park is bounded to the east by the Mississippi, which is prone to flooding.
And Alex Crothers, owner of an event promotion firm called Higher Ground Presents, said he had stopped advertising in The Free Press after 14 years because he disliked the redesign so much.
This year, they have ceded the high ground by presenting a non-competitive slate for the council elections.
Reid advances her argument towards a middle ground by presenting positive and negative perspectives of grazing pressures on the foundation of savanna ecologies.
