Sentence examples for less well grounded from inspiring English sources
The top amount for the definition of the global middle class, either $50 or $100 per person daily, is less well grounded in any analyses, but is derived from our current perception of income "required" to be middle class in the West.
But the danger is that this sets a trend, that academics with less well-grounded findings will be bounced into talking them up if they're considered newsworthy.
Their fears are well grounded.
Dr. Ride's instincts are well grounded.
Such fears may be well grounded.
The fear of retaliation is well grounded.
So C > p is perfectly well grounded.
Are these fears well grounded?
But rather than being set in a high school or summer camp, Lewis's 2003 piece of classic reportage treads rather less well-explored ground: behind the scenes in major league baseball.
He also drew a distinction between sales taxes, which are familiar to most people, and aviation taxes, which are more variable and less well known — giving the government grounds for stipulating how these taxes are disclosed.
