In fact, the Citizens United decision is grounded in repeated speculation, assertion, leaps of logic, selected use of dissents, exaggerated hypotheticals and a complete indifference to the reality of elections.
Yet underdiagnosis does, too, because early intervention can greatly improve outcomes for children, especially those with A.S.D. Any argument for bucking diagnostic norms or refracting disorders through a new cultural lens should be firmly grounded in data — not speculation about boys and girls and long-ago ancestors.
As crypto fever gripped many leading economies in 2018, Africa was shaping its own blockchain narrative one more grounded in utility than speculation.
As crypto fever gripped many leading economies in 2018, Africa was shaping its own blockchain narrative — one more grounded in utility than speculation.
… Interpretive ethnography requires inference, even speculation, but these inferences and speculations must be grounded in observation and inquiry, in depth, in situations … where we have become familiar figures and can be treated casually by our informants" ([ 7]. p. xii).
Opening the Floodgate When the court announced on the day after Thanksgiving that it would hear the first Bush appeal, surprising nearly all who had assumed the justices would do their best to stay away from a politically charged case that appeared completely grounded in state law, there was considerable speculation about what lay behind the decision.
It was grounded in science.
Jerome Rousseau: Grounded in luxury shoes.
Stay grounded in your office.
According to Ortega y Gasset, Vives' method, firmly based on experience, and his emphasis on the need to found a new culture grounded, not in barren speculation, but in the usefulness of knowledge, anticipate some elements of the modern Zeitgeist.
