Sentence examples for has fewer grounds from inspiring English sources

"By making its request so targeted, Apple has fewer grounds to argue their side than had the government asked it to permanently change its code," said Jason Healey, a former White House security policy director and a research scholar at the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University.

In the first, the majority has fewer grounds for reasonable resentment or regret.

So he has few grounds for complaint.

In the coming weeks, if they can displace America's athletes at the top of the gold medal charts and China's people accept a system in which only the most promising athletes get to enjoy organized sports, then the rest of the world has few grounds for complaint.

Note that if a round is not oversubscribed, or if someone committed before a round oversubscribed, you'll have fewer grounds on which to reject investors – so if you are concerned about who joins, share in phases.

would have had few grounds to exit the deal.

Since the contested pay deal, though, investors have had few grounds for complaint.

If or when a 50-50 selecalln call goes against him in 2017, Hartley will have few grounds for complaint.

For its part, Texas Rain has fewer minerals than ground water and is also free of chlorine.

But under new rules introduced by the previous Labour government, parish (or community) councils can be set up in the city with the support of 10% of local electors and the approval of the relevant borough (which has few legal grounds to deny the request).

"The threats from the new boyfriend appear to have no merit," he said, "since a rejected purchaser has few legal grounds to assert other than rejection by the co-op because of race, religion, sexual orientation or other prohibited forms of discrimination".