Sentence examples for lacked grounds from inspiring English sources

Without such evidence the court lacked grounds to initiate a trial.

But Ms. Arch knew she lacked grounding and experience, and, at 51, she was not willing to wait for it to come on the job.

Also, summers were dry and streams lacked ground water supply.

If the fundamental facts (as some have suggested) are just those facts that lack grounds, then if the essential facts lack grounds then they're fundamental in nature.

If such facts lack grounds we must again reject the grounding-strike thesis.

Hence, while the fact that R exists is a member of a grounding chain that doesn't terminate in facts that lack grounds, this fact nonetheless is grounded in facts that themselves lack grounds.

Hence, the fact that region R exists is a member of a grounding chain that doesn't terminate in facts that lack grounds.

Supposing that there are some grounding chains that fail to terminate in ungrounded facts, we can still maintain that every member of such a chain is grounded in facts that themselves lack grounds.

If this is right, then either this fact about Obama isn't an essential fact, it has grounds after all, or it's wrong to think that a fact is fundamental just in case it lacks grounds.

While there may be such (contingent) facts that lack grounds (e.g., facts concerning the fundamental physical magnitudes), these are the sorts of facts that can have grounds but simply happen not to (where 'can' is understood epistemically).

Though we lack grounds for calling Gassendi a complete materialist moralist, a broad look at his ethics may suggest strong links to his physics, in a Hobbesian manner (Sarasohn 1996).