Sentence examples for grounds to examine from inspiring English sources

To the extent that a 4-to-2 vote for denial or a 3-to-3 tie could be grounds to examine Duerson's decision, Ell said that he knew of no case where "if Dave's vote were disregarded, the outcome would have been different".

There's certainly grounds to examine Weiner's spending, according to campaign finance experts, who say it's not clear as to whether the money was paid for legitimate political expenses or converted to serve an improper personal purpose.

As such, we have solid grounds to examine the parameter estimates to identify the underlying mechanism of ISR.

The lander carries a probe that will burrow 16 feet into the ground to examine the planet's deep interior.

The show could have been an opportunity to break scholarly ground: to examine the role of class in ancient Greece, or to consider the lives of women and children, or to reconsider what classicism means as a value-laden historical concept.

The free flow of tax breaks and subsidies in Texas makes it particularly fertile ground to examine these economic development deals and the fundamental trade-off behind them: the more states give to businesses, the less they have available in the short term to spend on basic services, a calculation made more stark by the recession.

Prayas (Energy Group) has also sponsored an Electricity Supply Monitoring Initiative ESMII), where they use electricity monitors on the ground to examine the quality of supply.

In conducting its investigative report, "Construction Problems Raise Questions About the Integrity of the Pipeline," Public Citizen worked on the ground to examine 250 miles of the 485 mile pipeline's route.

A further study in 2001 was designed to investigate the small-scale spatial distribution of contaminants inside, on top of, and around the historical dumping ground and to examine possible effects to benthic organisms (Arctica islandica, microbiological toxicity tests).

This study adopts the well established qualitative research methodology of grounded theory to examine the architects' own discourse to establish a hierarchical structure of factors of free-form architecture from this primary source of data.

This paper provides the full details of this method for the first time, and uses a latitudinal chain of ground magnetometers to examine its validity and usefulness.