Sentence examples for grounds to think from inspiring English sources

You essentially can act in anticipation if you have grounds to think it's a question of when, and not if, you're going to be attacked".

The State Department official said that there were "good grounds" to think the target date for eliminating Syria's chemical weapons program could be met.

A N. J. gentleman has a colored cook who had grounds to think that an errant sister of hers had disappeared into the following of….

With 2016 behind us, there are grounds to think that 2017 could be the year of the great house price moderation.

Capello has grounds to think himself a grand authority, yet at the heart of the unrest is his unease over treating the squad members as fellow human beings.

Judge Alito voted to dismiss the suit, arguing that the officers had reasonable grounds to think the search was warranted.Activists on the left say Judge Alito is a far-right ideologue.

There is some ground to think that Avicenna's syllogistic is, from a systematic point of view, something of a failure; that was a fairly common assessment among thirteenth-century logicians.

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I am convinced that we have the institutional commitment to provide our students with the intellectual tools and the moral grounding necessary to think and act beyond the narrow parameters of self-interest or beliefs about the good that are restricted to private domains.

It's really pushing the grounds of credibility to think people would be making that decision," he said.

(Fish himself defends academic freedom on these practical grounds, but seems to think others are more starry-eyed. Maybe he's talking to the wrong professors).