Sentence examples for is one ground from inspiring English sources

Minow: Critics say that the non-representativeness of the class is one ground on which it is possible to object to the proposed Book Search settlement.

Mr. Picard's brief identifies conflicting decisions by other federal courts about whether a trustee can be subrogated to the claims of investors, which is one ground for the Supreme Court to step in to reconcile differing legal interpretations.

Eckhart taught that "God's ground and the soul's ground is one ground," and the way to the realization of the soul's identity with God lay less in the customary practices of the religious life than in a new state of awareness achieved through radical detachment from all created things and a breakthrough to the God beyond God.

All it takes is one ground-breaking masterpiece for a director to garner a reputation as one of the greats.

A second argument in favour of open-access, particularly – but not only - in the context of publically funded research, is one grounded in claims about obligations of reciprocity.

This was one ground given for refusing an application by the Sun to be allowed to identify the boy.

One of the problems will be stadia - there's one ground in Florida, but these upcoming games [featuring Warne and Tendulkar] will be in baseball stadiums.

Known for not giving in to hitters when behind in the count, Ortiz prides himself on always being "one ground-ball double play away from getting out of an inning".

Still, the Yankees, who had already hit into three double plays, were one grounder away from seeing a rally die and being 12 outs from having their season die, too.

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

The permission slip is one battle ground between Child Evangelism Fellowship and groups that oppose its use of public schools.