Sentence examples for grounding leads from inspiring English sources

When using standard ceiling mounting, there are two green grounding leads: one from the ceiling mounting plate and one from the ball/down-rod assembly.

However the quality of the service is poor – limited infrastructure on the ground leads to congested mobile networks.

From there, the long tunnel, which is about seven feet off the ground, leads to a larger enclosure with a bench where the McCormicks like to sit.

Moisture transfer in walls of old buildings, which are in direct contact with the ground, leads to a migration of soluble salts responsible for many building pathologies.

The road should either be narrow enough that cars can't pass cyclists, or wide enough that they can pass easily – the middle ground leads to collisions.

All the parties are committed to this in principle and there is little difference between the proposals already aired by Labour and the Lib Dems.The danger is that this search for common ground leads to feuding.

In old buildings, rising damp in walls that are in direct contact with the ground leads to the migration of soluble salts that are responsible for many of the pathologies observed.

More accurate information about conditions on the ground leads to better situational awareness for county fire departments, and will help improve the modelling which facilitates the identification of risk early enough to take action.

"And that relative absence of feet on the ground leads to an absence of evidence" about the Garamantes and other cultures that may have thrived before the Islamic conquest of the region.

An entrance, which may be under water or above ground, leads to a nest chamber lined with leaves, grass, moss, bark, and hair.

Furthermore, the definition here of "fall to the ground" leads to a conservative estimate of fall incidents.