Sentence examples for grounds of size from inspiring English sources

Any concern about the dominance of the BBC purely on grounds of size is therefore misplaced: it has been getting smaller, not larger, and this will almost certainly continue.

Spinning is frequently used for manufacturing axisymmetric shapes where press tooling might not be justified on grounds of size and production volumes.

After a formal visit to the Royal High School by Dewar and his aides on 30 May 1997, it was rejected as unsuitable on the grounds of size and location.

Two multi-clusters of olfactory receptors, one between human and worm and one between human and zebrafish, containing more than 200 genes each, were rejected on grounds of size as potential artifacts in the orthology analysis.

But it was turned down by the hanging committee on grounds of its size (the final canvas was nearly 10 by 14 feet), its "outlandishness" and its "staring" quality.

Dolly I isn't as well travelled as its stablemate, Dolly II, which has ranged the motorways of Europe, and it doesn't have the political consequence of Dolly III, once refused entry to Australia on grounds of its size, before senior ministers intervened.

This study explored how secondary school students experience and use school grounds of varying size, content and design.

Many of the respondents who opposed such legislation did so on grounds of the size of the business: small businesses should receive tax benefits while big businesses should not.

The online set cover problem was introduced by Alon et al. (2009) [2]: for a ground set of size n and a set family of m subsets of the ground set, we obtain bounds in both n and m.

I've followed Rangers to more grounds, of varying sizes, than it's possible to avoid a football at.

There has been a rapid proliferation of natural burial grounds opening in Britain since the late 1990s, so there are now more than 200 grounds of varying sizes.