Sentence examples for grounds because from inspiring English sources

But Antonioni's producers refused to let him film it on political grounds, because, he said in 1978, "the Christian Democrats have always been easy on the Fascists".

This wasn't without grounds, because we were (if only for the day).

"The producer cited 'safety' grounds, because I might slip on a pontoon.

Are people balking on substantive grounds because they feel disrespected or rushed?

The law was overturned on technical grounds because it failed to show sufficient economic justification.

You can't justify on financial grounds because you get a better deal," Thomas said.

They couldn't leave the Queens grounds because their Manhattan hotels were six traffic jams away.

I've always been averse to it — both on environmental and practical grounds — because the cloths are disposable.

It is impossible to know how many people were packed into the grounds because entrance was free.

The bill was disallowed on procedural grounds because of an improperly quick legislative process, a misstep attributed to the government.

In these patients, adjustment of the standard infusion dose (2.0 μg/kg·min) to 1.0 μg/kg·min was recommended on empiric grounds because ∼50% of eptifibatide is cleared renally.