Sentence examples for grounds in time from inspiring English sources

A flurry of activity is underway to finish the main complex — as well as a hotel, parking lots and landscaped grounds — in time for the next African summit meeting in January.

If, on the other hand, they did manage to reach the breeding grounds in time, reproduction may still be affected because of the trade-off between reproductive effort and immunocompetence [23], [24].

Thus, as wild fish are migrating to ocean feeding grounds in time with the spring freshet and other environmental cues (e.g. temperature and light [14] [17]), and hatchery fish continue to have static release times, the low post-release survival of hatchery coho may simply be a case of bad timing [8].

Consequently, they would reach more distant pasture areas while the residential herds were restricted to their own village grazing territory and were only allowed to graze on neighbouring grounds in times of severe need (Projet SuLaMa 2011).

I imagine these things give her a particular grounding in time efficiency.

The best stories are grounded in time and place but are always, in the end, about people.

But those who believe that there is enough common ground in time to underpin a united European approach to world affairs have other evidence to draw upon.

This is a novel grounded in time: the papers revel in the lewd details of Monicagate while the dot.com bubble grows and grows.

There's its thorough grounding in time and place — the new car that costs $2,700, the salmon bought at Piggly Wiggly.

Still, we begin grounded in time and place: the night of Nov. 4, 2008, and the living room of a house on the edge of Los Angeles, where the Nordhoc family is watching the presidential election results on television.

"However, there does need to be a decision made about a couple of brigades sooner rather than later if you want them on the ground in time to make a difference in the security situation for the national election in late August".