Sentence examples for more firm ground from inspiring English sources

The military deductions now to be drawn are basically the same as they were in August; there is just that much more firm ground on which to base them.

Light, a man ahead of his time, built the city inland from the sea to allow space for wide avenues and more firm ground for Adelaide's gorgeous kaleidoscope of stone colonial buildings whose elaborate outdoor iron railings bring to mind New Orleans.

Later constructs regarding human extensibility in time space, time space distanciation, and time space compression provided a more firm grounding for time space perspectives in theories of structuration, critical science, and capitalism.

Since American democracy has stood on more or less firm ground for centuries, it won't drop to its knees so easily.

A big firm can often offer you a competitive training package, making you feel more firm in your grounding and alleviate your financial start-up woes.

Such an approach satisfies the repeated requests for improving nociceptive tests and offers a potentially heuristic progress for studying nociceptive behavior on more firm physiological and psychophysical grounds.

We believe that such an approach satisfies the repeated requests for improving nociceptive tests [35], [40] and offers a potentially heuristic progress for studying nociceptive behavior on more firm physiological and psychophysical grounds.

As for the desserts (no more lentils!) I am on firm ground here.

The lawyers and the judge searched for more than two hours for firm ground upon which to stake a new standard for police surveillance, but the two sides disagreed on the most basic issues.

I feel like I'm on pretty firm ground here, since more than half of our senior staff are women, including our CEO, and we cover female entrepreneurs whenever we find them.

Although the legal systems in Central Asia are flawed (of which more later), the oil deals are on fairly firm ground.