Sentence examples for is enough ground from inspiring English sources

"The prosecution changed the conspiracy theory twice, and that is enough ground to challenge the verdict," said one lawyer, I. M. Munshi.

Certainly, much remains conjectural and some of our views clearly are provocative but we feel there is enough ground to consider them as an alternative to current thinking on the alleged "prokaryote to eukaryote" transition].

But behind that highly salable simplicity is enough grounded, reflective intelligence to give this book its ballast.

This seemingly lost of identity as a woman is enough grounds for divorce in our society and can thus be a solid ground for serious psychological problems as shown in the present study.

That, he said, should not be enough grounds to elicit the federal ban.

However, that should not be enough grounds for people to jump to dangerous conclusions.

The anti-graft body's chief, Panthep Klanarongran, told reporters the commission had voted unanimously that there were enough grounds to indict her.

"There is contact between two players and that can't be denied, so the club and I don't think there are enough grounds to appeal," said Wright.

Because you're gay, that's enough grounds to kick you out.

But those who believe that there is enough common ground in time to underpin a united European approach to world affairs have other evidence to draw upon.

But there is enough common ground among the various proposals to indicate that a significant revision of the purchasing rules is likely.