Sentence examples for grounds could be used from inspiring English sources

When Fearon approached GoMentum Station, he wrote: "We are hoping to see a presentation on the... testing grounds with a layout, photos, and a description of how the various areas of the grounds could be used".

But his case certainly illustrates how stand-your-ground could be used (and abused).

"The angle you hold a mobile phone, the way you key things in, the tone you use when you speak – even the ear you put the phone to and the height of that ear above ground," could be used to add authenticating evidence, he says.

Research suggests that Richard III might have chosen this terrain because he was an enthusiast for artillery and on this flat ground it could be used to best effect.

"It was terrifying to watch the uncanny ability of the Moorish infantry to exploit the slightest fold in the ground which could be used for cover, and to make themselves invisible," a volunteer later recalled.

Empirical formulas obtained from on-ground experiments could be used for the calibration of the detector.

Fracking is seen as a controversial way of extracting gas or oil from the ground and could be used in Northern Ireland.

The reason for initially describing this over-general model is that it will not only be used for localization, but also for model validation, where a ground truth could be used in place of otherwise unknown figures.

However, the average annual recharge showed almost no change with depth at the 38-year scale, and a depth of 2 m below ground surface could be used as an interface for estimating recharge at the 38-year scale.

We stress the need for developing rapid assessment tools to evaluate outcomes of FSC for biodiversity conservation on the ground, which could be used by forest managers and FSC-auditors toward adaptive governance and management.

The Norwegian Intelligence Service held a different opinion, and stated that if the right equipment was installed, the ground station could be used to listen to information from Soviet satellites in the area and that it would require a very competent inspector to find such equipment.