Sentence examples for grounds for attempting from inspiring English sources
If in this way we could raise the circulating level of 25 hydroxy-cholecalciferol there would I think be strong grounds for attempting this on a much wider scale.
The theories and scientific research in this particular area of quantum physics lay the ground work for attempting to explain how the mind/brain/brain waves initiate transactions in the natural; how our thoughts commingle with everything else, and cause matter to manifest in our lives.
"Palmer's argument is clear: the uncanny has provided fertile ground for writers attempting to negotiate the intricacies of the queer experience.
The student is being investigated for "attempted murder on grounds of religion" and "defense of terrorism".
Running back Andre Kendrick ran for a short gain, but on the next play Vick was called for an intentional grounding penalty while attempting to avoid a sack.
Or they can be hanging 100 feet off the ground, attempting to win some food for their camp mates.
The bank analysis used to approve or reject modifications would be standardized and public, and failure by the bank to offer a modification when the analysis indicates one is warranted would be grounds for blocking any attempt to foreclose.
It is the manipulation of memory — not fit remembrance — that has turned an attack by a band of fanatical Muslims into grounds for the grotesque attempt to ban Shariah law in several U.S. states, and to scurrilous imaginings about President Obama and Islam.
But he will find it hard to stand his ground, for any attempt to claw back the concession would antagonise many more people.
The threat and the decree, therefore, test the validity of the statute in its extreme application and furnish no ground for an attempt to read it as meaning less than it says.
It's a measure of the haplessness of Mr. Spencer's campaign that the Republican nominee has been dogged by rumors that his real aim is to prepare the ground for an attempt to regain his old job as mayor of Yonkers.
