Sentence examples for it would be grounds for from inspiring English sources

If he didn't pay his rent every month, it would be grounds for eviction.

"It would be grounds for a successful prosecution for cruelty to animals in most countries".

If such an allegation could be proved, it would be grounds for vacating the NAAQS, because the Administrator had not followed the law.

Legal experts point out that Mr. Trump could eventually be deposed or asked to testify, and that if he lied under oath, it would be grounds for Congress to impeach him, as happened with Mr. Clinton.

"It would be grounds for murder if I sold this home to just some developer who wanted to tear it down," said Ms. Henderson, who no longer lives in the house she bought in 1986.

Florida Republican Congressman Trey Radel suggested that if Obama takes executive action it would be grounds for impeachment.

On the other hand, I'll be going against every fibre in my body by putting an X in the box that he wants (don't worry, it's not Ukip. Now that would be grounds for divorce).

This would be grounds for cynicism were it not that when power is abused there eventually surfaces a less abusive and therefore ultimately more powerful alternative.

Now that would be grounds for protest.

Violations of MIT's rights would be grounds for litigation, if the spammer were discovered.

If (E) implied something that seems absurd, that would be grounds for doubting (E).