Sentence examples similar to grounded suggestions from inspiring English sources
This is why I would like to see the following practical, grounded suggestion enacted: the introduction of an optional big green gap year (BiGGY) whereby students – between school and university – undertake six months service to a community, or work towards sustainability and climate change remediation, in exchange for an educational credit (say £3,500) towards their first year tuition fees.
But most of his suggestions are grounded in an appealing mix of idealism and common sense, and the result is a thoughtful, incisive book animated by an eagerness to grapple with an array of middle-class concerns that bridge red- and blue-state America.
That suggestion is not grounded in reality.
A measure of the respect Wales have for Ireland in the buildup to Saturday's Six Nations match at the Millennium Stadium is that there has not been the slightest hint of a mind game: no baiting over a closed roof at the ground, no suggestions of a conservative gameplan and every opportunity taken to compliment the champions and leaders.
Not only is his imagination explosive and contagious his grounded references always convey such meaningful suggestions to my work".
There is an interesting suggestion that supererogatory action is grounded in moral reasons which are opposed by rational reasons of a nonmoral kind (Portmore 2003, Portmore 2008).
A popular suggestion states that an evolutionarily grounded analogue magnitude representation, also called an approximate number system (ANS) or 'number sense' underlies human mathematical knowledge.
"The president's suggestion to us seems incomplete and not grounded in a comprehensive policy".
His suggestion is that the justification of the state can be grounded in the samaritan duty to help others in need.
In summary we consider that the suggestion of affinities of Spanioderidae with Plecoptera [ 25] is not grounded.
But while he balks at the suggestion he is a "mummy's boy", it is his family that keeps him grounded.
