Sentence examples for grounds for picking from inspiring English sources

His report on the economics of climate change, published on October 30th, suggests that what he calls "market failure on the greatest scale the world has seen" should lead the planet to panic.Critics argue with his economics; and there may well be grounds for picking holes in his figures (see article).

If only those sprouted out of the ground for our picking pleasure.

Any tips for picking a region to explore? A. I'd recommend a place that has cheap ground transportation.

Cooperating couples would routinely fabricate grounds for their divorce, picking one party as the wrongdoer.

He has also broken new ground by picking a civilian for the post of defence minister and an admiral, who is seen as more neutral, as commander of the armed forces.

With Syria's troubles escalating by the day, Jordan's northern neighbour proved fertile picking grounds for the militants, who Jordan says were Al Qaeda-linked terrorists, seeking all types of arms from explosives to machine weaponry.

It was supposed to be one of the best hunting grounds for Republicans hoping to pick off vulnerable Democrats in Congress: the First District of New York, in Suffolk County, where Timothy H. Bishop, a four-term representative in a part of Long Island with deeply conservative pockets, had become perilously identified with his party's liberal wing.

If nothing else, it'll provide a fine breeding ground for Spurs to pick their next manager from when they get bored of their continental toyboys.

He clutched his chest, then made a motion to reach for the ball on the ground to pick it up and throw to first base.

Mr. Moëc said the recent decline in the price of oil and other commodities provided grounds for hope that things would begin picking up by the end of the year.

This means the melon was allowed to ripen for a while on the ground before being picked.