Sentence examples for grounds to suggest from inspiring English sources
He said the report "lacked credible grounds" to suggest Inditex had broken its agreement in Brazil.
That is not grounds to suggest, as some commentators have, that UKIP's march is over.
"Their loss adjuster only inspected the vehicle after the damage, so they have no grounds to suggest that the chassis was already damaged.
The drab kitchen was apparently sufficient grounds to suggest he and his wife are like "aliens"; Justine is compared to "the late Mr Spock".
An inquiry cleared all four but threw up grounds to suggest that England players in particular were at risk, as Jonny Wilkinson suggested on Friday.
The battle for a public inquiry into the 1998 Omagh bombing is set for the courts after the Government ruled today there were insufficient grounds to suggest that police and intelligence agencies could have prevented the attack.
Although we could not prove this theorem for the two-phase case in general, there are grounds, however, to suggest that it holds true in this case as well.
These hollow-eyed men, women and children — haunting replicas of those who had lived and died on this very ground — seemed to suggest we were not only presuming to honor the dead, but conjuring forth their spirits as well.
[PDF] Darfur Nutrition Update - Issue 13 (April 2008) Available information from feeding centres, sentinel sites, assessments, and partners on the ground continues to suggest that the situation is progressing in line with seasonal trends with a few localised exceptions such as Al Salaam camp and El Fadrous in South Darfur, following displacement and insecurity.
Downing Street said any redactions were only requested on "national security" grounds and contained nothing to suggest UK agencies had participated in torture or rendition.
Of the Inuit, for instance, Keys wrote, "their bizarre manner of life excites the imagination", especially that "popular picture of the Eskimo... happily gorging on blubber", but on "no grounds" was it possible to suggest that the case of the Inuit "contributes anything" to the scientific record.
