Sentence examples for grounds for supposing from inspiring English sources
But there are strong grounds for supposing the heritability is not actually missing – it's non-existent.
But we have no grounds for supposing that he will be personally victimized upon his return.
Some think geometrically, others more algebraically, though I know no grounds for supposing any difference in the ways their brains function.
What are the grounds for supposing Landauer's principle is any more secure than Szilard's argument?
4.1), but this provides no grounds for supposing that he accepted a character in a dialogue as a historical person (pace Burkert 1972a, 341).
The relativity of knowledge includes the relativity of our knowledge of causal relations, and these philosophers therefore have no grounds for supposing the existence of noumenal entities.
There is, however, no ground for supposing that polytheistic and monotheistic ideas were excluded.
We see no sufficient ground for supposing that Congress meant to open the questions that the other construction would raise.
Because the power of Congress to raise armies was not required to be exerted to its full limit, but only as in the discretion of Congress it was deemed the public [p384] interest required, furnishes no ground for supposing that the complete power was lost by its partial exertion.
'In cases of misdemeanor, a peace officer like a private person has at common law no power of arresting without a warrant except when a breach of the peace has been committed in his presence or there is reasonable ground for supposing that a breach of peace is about to be committed or renewed in his presence.' Halsbury's Laws of England, vol. 9, part.
While at Eton, Ayer had read essays by Bertrand Russell (1872 1970), one of which, "On the Value of Scepticism" (1928), proposed a "wildly paradoxical and subversive" doctrine that Ayer would adopt as a lifelong philosophical motto: "It is undesirable to believe a proposition when there is no ground whatever for supposing it true".
