Sentence examples for longer grounded from inspiring English sources

Dreaming Again Boeing's embattled 787 Dreamliner, no longer grounded for safety concerns, returned to America's airways today.

The often-cited defense ofpatents, that patent rights encourage inventions that would not otherwise occur, is no longer grounded in reality.

The court, moreover, expressly explained its reasoning by observing that its approach reflected "the prevailing perception of an action for breach of express warranty as one that is no longer grounded in tort, but essentially in contract" (CBS, Inc. v. Ziff-Davis Publishing Co. 1990 10011990 1001

The often-cited defense of patents, that patent rights encourage inventions that would not otherwise occur, is no longer grounded in reality.

So her gradual mental deterioration into someone coming sorrowfully undone -- someone grounded but no longer grounded -- is that much more effective.

"If our leaders seek to conceal the truth, or we as people become accepting of alternative realities that are no longer grounded in facts, then we as American citizens are on a pathway to relinquishing our freedom".

But following a recommendation by the Israeli Supreme Court, the subcommittee released a summary of the report today, asserting that there were no longer grounds for secrecy.

Recall the classic cartoon scene of a character who simply continues over the edge of the precipice, ignoring the fact that there is no longer ground under their feet – they fall down only when they look and notice they're hanging over an abyss.

But though iMessage is fine, it's no longer ground-breaking.

To offset longer ground delays, carriers have expanded the time allotted for major routes.

They put the stratospheric hazes from CALIPSO and from longer ground-based records into a climate model with increasing greenhouse gases.