Sentence examples for grounds to ask from inspiring English sources

I mean, those are issues where people have grounds to ask questions" about the university's role, Lander said.

Judy de Torok, an agency spokeswoman, said there were no grounds to ask for the money back.

Seldom, though, are western aid agencies accused of providing the funding for human rights abuses.Yet on July 14th a British court ruled that an Ethiopian man had legal grounds to ask for a judicial review of Britain's development assistance to Ethiopia after he alleged it had led to human rights abuses.

It is no trite ambition, seeing such good horses venture onto such awful ground, to ask only that the likes of Long Run and Finian's Rainbow complete their comebacks tomorrow in one piece.

If a player can sprint from a crouch, thunder through blockers and fling the quarterback to the ground, there is little reason to ask where those welts came from on his girlfriend's back.

Released from the stresses of flying I was able with other grounded airmen to ask for what were we putting our lives on the line and why had this happened?

Jackson in 1734: "When it appears that an absolute necessity in the nature of things themselves is the reason and ground of their being what they are, we must necessarily stop at this ground and reason; and to ask what is the reason of this reason which is in the nature of things the last of all reasons, is absurd" (quoted in Lovejoy 1936, 148).

Did chiefs on the ground feel able to ask him for that.

The next day, while I was playing softball over on the parade ground, I decided to ask Bob Wright, who was noncom in charge of Classification and Assignment, where he thought our trainees would be sent when their cycle ended, in two weeks.

On what grounds, precisely, one had to ask? Nothing they did in their matches against Paraguay or Trinidad and Tobago or Ecuador had indicated the presence of a team worthy to rank with the heroes of 1966.

So important was Trumper to the Australian team that Darling, who had previously checked that all the Australians were on board the carriage to the ground, was later simply to ask "Is Vic aboard?" before giving the driver the go-ahead.