Sentence examples similar to it gave ground from inspiring English sources
It gave grounds for moderate optimism, at least to the burgeoning social democratic parties, that progress was ubiquitous and eternal: the economies were growing; workers were well protected and enjoyed superb health benefits; consumers could be confident that their rights wouldn't be abused by the firms they transacted with.
Its biggest weakness lies in the fact that it gives ground so easily, willing to risk becoming an architectural cipher.
Nevertheless, it gives ground for adding the seventh of the marks of substance mentioned in the Introduction, namely that substances are those enduring particulars that give unity to our spatio-temporal framework and individuation and re-identification of which enables us to locate ourselves in that framework.
Mark Hackard, assistant director of the Nixon Center in Washington, said Russia's moves grew out of its sense that, although it has given ground on security again and again since the 1990s, it has received little in return from the United States and its allies.
He frequently gave ground.
Yet the election gave ground for hope.
But it has given ground on others.
In Islamabad, Samina Ahmed of the International Crisis Group, a private conflict-prevention organization, said the Pakistani military realized that it had to give ground if it was to retain any sympathy abroad.
Since the 1960s it has steadily given ground to films made from synthetic polymers such as polyethylene, polyvinylidene chloride, and polyethylene terephthalate.
