Sentence examples for have grounding from inspiring English sources
Even as the Ocean Ranger sailed, Usher had signaled an aversion to sending more colonists, and later charges of administrative negligence on his part may well have grounding in the revelation that the secretary had a personal financial stake in a competing colonization scheme in Panama.
And even the most abstract of concepts may have grounding in the real world.
The story in the next day's paper should have been what is this researcher doing, making these public health recommendations that are irresponsible and don't have grounding in science.
There is no evidence for the presence of missionary organizations providing education for Syrian refugees in Turkey, yet considering the argument of Horstmann (2011) on the link between humanitarian aid and proselytizing, the fears of Islamic NGOS in Turkey might have grounding.
Critics say these tribal courts have grounding in neither constitutional nor Islamic law, and that international efforts to support and reform them only legitimize an inherently misogynistic legal framework.
They do have grounds for self-congratulation.
But sales have ground to a halt.
Do they have grounds for hope?
However the landlord must have grounds to do so.
Grey Poupon may have grounds to be picky.
