Sentence examples for is grounded at from inspiring English sources

The science is grounded at the start of the book professionally enough to satisfy the reviewers of Nature and New Scientist; the rest is adventure story, against the clock.

(Parfit's view is that psychological connection and continuity both ground special care, if special care is grounded at all).

The Rice study, I think, reflects the idea that people's charitable impulse is grounded (at least to some degree) in their own image of themselves - or their better selves.

Since Gilligan's findings were published, some feminists have gone beyond endorsing Hume's theory by valorizing women's caring in a new moral theory, the ethic of care, which is grounded at least in part on acting from the motive of care (see entry on "Feminist Ethics").

One major reason is that the concept of animal culture, based on early observations of primatologists,, is grounded at the observed behavioral level.

There is no further duty to research.' 8 But the duty to research is not discharged solely or simply by payment: it is grounded (at least in part) in the need for the research, in the moral reasons we have to pursue research and in the goods at which the research is aimed; and if the need remains unfulfilled, the duty remains in force.

The Air Jordan of the postseason was grounded at the height of his powers.

Their budget airline REDjet had been grounded at one minute to midnight the day before.

Then, on Friday morning, news came that planes were being grounded at LaGuardia Airport, in New York.

On 8 January, another drone sighting caused flights to be grounded at London Heathrow airport.

Being grounded at my family home for the duration of treatment feels like the toughest tablet to swallow.