Sentence examples for important grounds from inspiring English sources

("A big house in important grounds should have very plain, very dignified letter paper").

His proposal would indeed beat a third runway at Heathrow on two important grounds: it would have enough capacity to handle the growth in passenger numbers for many decades ahead, and, being in a relatively unpopulated area, would torment far fewer people with noise.

Schumpeter's model therefore summarises the most important grounds on which contemporary realistic theories of democracy are based.

That said, the conference is fast becoming an important grounds for convergence on this side of the music industry, and the energy from the many college students and industry newcomers there for the first time is not to be ignored.

These are important grounds to care about whether the facility does recover its costs sufficiently or not.

They consider the severity and the impact of the illness on their child as more important grounds to prescribe antibiotics than its cause.

There is one important ground for optimism: the growing number of older people.

So does any idea that this document will map out any important ground.

A few important ground rules: Letters should be kept to about 150 words.

The most important ground forces that the coalition must win over are these people.

Their reputation as one of the most important, ground-breaking British comedy acts can only be spoiled by reforming.