Sentence examples for insufficient ground from inspiring English sources

But in America, potential embarrassment is insufficient ground for denying the public access to vital court records in such a momentous case.

But the strongest criticism of the new NATO policy has come from those who say a high civilian death toll is inevitable in a war in which NATO commanders with insufficient ground troops must rely heavily on airstrikes.

Comparison with previous research and other models with abundant data revealed the practicability and effectiveness of our models, which can be easily applied to rivers with insufficient ground observations across the globe.

But, as Raz (1972), Kolodny and Wallace (2003) and others point out, the advising of the promisee of one's mere intention to do the promised act is insufficient ground for the sorts of expectations that are meant to attend promises.

Indeed, it is difficult to conceive of a completely abstracted and disembodied neural representation of time, although this on its own may be insufficient ground for denying its possible existence.

Note the "probably:" That's insufficient grounds for extrajudicial execution.

A reliance on supplier guarantees struck me as insufficient grounds to market a product as ethical.

But in the past the British police said they had insufficient grounds to arrest him.

After a review, prosecutors said they had insufficient grounds to proceed against him.

Israel's attorney general had advised that there were insufficient grounds to disqualify Zoabi.

To be merely a superb lecturer was insufficient grounds for the modest promotion to senior lecturer.