Sentence examples for may have grounds from inspiring English sources

President Obama may have grounds to sue, but he would probably prefer drinking a Mai Tai on the shores of Kailua Bay in Hawaii.

Grey Poupon may have grounds to be picky.

A landlord may have grounds for evicting a person who has caused their neighbours distress.

Cambridge may have grounds for complaint, and it's likely they will appeal.

The strongest of the survivors may have grounds for cautious optimism.

Trump may have grounds to brag, but his claim cannot be easily verified.

And even the most abstract of concepts may have grounding in the real world.

Dixon made an error as he spilled the ball while bringing it out of his in-goal area to allow Pryce to give Hull FC hope - although replays suggested the Hull KR man may have grounded the ball in the field of play.

This squabbling, coupled with Trump's demonstrated lack of leadership and strategic vision on hard policy, may have ground real action to a halt.

In contrast, granules from the Neolithic period, beginning in about 4,500 B.C. in central Sudan, are cracked and enlarged, suggesting that people may have ground or roasted these granules over a fire.

Some modern flats may have ground rents of £200 to £300 per year, while many ex-local authority flats may have a ground rent as low as £10 per year".