Sentence examples for grounds for what from inspiring English sources

They believe that they have both ethical and legal grounds for what appears to be an unprecedented collective action against the debt charged to students who attended Corinthian schools, and they are also making a broader statement about the trillion dollars of student debt owed throughout the country.

In a review of my 2011 book entitled Cultural Conceptualizations and Language: Theoretical Framework and Applications, Professor Alexandra Bagasheva states that "Sharifian lays solid theoretical and analytical grounds for what can be recognized as Cultural Linguistics".

"Instantly after the plane crash, I was like, 'Hey, I want to play music with him again.'" The trio eventually met up in the hospital, laying the grounds for what was going to be the band's reunion.

This lays ground for what follows.

Coffee has become a testing ground for what it means to be an ethical consumer.

Coffee has become a big testing ground for what it means to be an ethical consumer.

It was a good training ground for what was to come, with lesser lights stepping up.

The ball fluttered to the ground, for what most people assumed was an incomplete pass.

It was a great grounding for what he's going through now.

THE tuner market has been a breeding ground for what's next in cars," Mr. Russell said.

Happily, machenbach found a good middle ground: For what it's worth, I think you're both right.