Sentence examples for grounds to work from inspiring English sources

Better on utilitarian grounds to work with subsidiary and time-tested rules, with the appeal to utility itself being made only on those relatively rare occasions when subsidiary rules come into conflict or where exceptions are needed, or where whole systems of rules are called into question.

Isn't that what politics is supposed to be about, where people of opposing viewpoints can wrestle out their differences -- and find common grounds to work together?

After your coffee is brewed, put the grounds to work again this time as a powerful odor absorber inside your fridge.

I was one Vietnam Vet that found his presence among the closest Clinton advisors to be sufficient grounds to work tirelessly, if unsuccessfully, for the reelection of President George H.W. Bush.

In what ways can both cultures live harmoniously, showing respect while finding the common grounds to work together?

In the north, Washington had an ally on the ground to work with: the Northern Alliance.

It became impossible for British officials on the ground to work because the risk was so great.

The press secretary for the Republican caucus of the Nassau Legislature, Robert W. Lazaro, agreed that the report "gives us common ground to work from".

With one leg bent and flat-footed, the other off the ground and pointed straight, Ms. Bleiler lifts her body off the ground to work the glutes and hamstrings.

Welby's predecessors, Rowan Williams and George Carey, worked hard to use the Anglican communion to facilitate liberal and conservative church movements working together, but on issues of sexuality in particular there has been little common ground to work with.

If things aren't going according to plan then to put that right could mean going back to the classroom to improve the decision-making or the training ground to work on a player's ability.