Sentence examples for grounds to question from inspiring English sources

Many of the findings either countered the predictions of much current theory or otherwise raised new grounds to question many common assumptions about the impacts of standards.

He had not registered as a sex offender in New York, which gave the police grounds to question him further, Mr. Kelly said.

Latimer balked, noting that "if Bush actually went to Monticello to proclaim himself the Thomas Jefferson of our day, there'd be grounds to question his sanity".

I don't think college pranks are adequate grounds to question someone's religion, and it's a sign of desperation (or Karl Rove's presence) when faith is introduced as a wedge issue.

Lord Hutton's decision to classify documents about the death of Dr David Kelly is likely to face a legal challenge amid claims by experts that there are increasing grounds to question the inquiry's verdict of suicide.

On Wednesday, the Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov also voiced concerns over perceived western meddling in the Balkans, saying Moscow had credible grounds to question the legitimacy of the process by which Macedonia had changed its name.

When Sports Illustrated labels your team a "laughingstock," as it did the NBA's Dallas Mavericks two years ago, there's ground to question a franchise's business wiles.

Those who don't raise their voice now to say Vettel should never let Webber through, will have no moral ground to question Alonso's point when he gets the championship next week.

In practice, if one method systematically provided non-negligible missing data relative to other methods, then this would probably be grounds enough to question the utility of this method.

This kind of recourse to religion leaves citizens no grounds on which to question the President's actions.

You should also have witnesses who you know will testify that you were of sound mind when you created and signed the document.[22] Don't leave any grounds for someone to question the validity of the will.