Sentence examples for more general grounds from inspiring English sources

The decision to do so was, however, taken on more general grounds.

A modal fictionalist may be driven to accept that the fiction is a collection of propositions in response to any of several objections: the worry about artificiality, the worry about incompleteness, or alternatively on more general grounds (given that taking fictions to be collections of propositions is attractive quite apart from considerations about modal fictionalism).

However, on more general grounds an evolutionary proximity to the holothurians is questionable.

Toulmin [ 18] showed that arguments do not simply emerge from information, but rather stand on the application of more general grounds.

On more general theoretical grounds, figuring out why scale-free networks are so ubiquitous in Nature is one of the most challenging aspects of modern network theory.

Specifically, they show 28 Sukhoi jets, including four Su-30SM multi-role jets, 12 Su-25SM Close Air Support aircraft (which are designed to get up close and personal in ground combat to hit targets with cannons and missiles) as well as 12 Su-24M2 attack planes (handy for more general air-to ground strikes).

Blue monkeys (Cercopithecus mitis stuhlmanni) have two predator-specific calls: the "hack," a low, gagging sound that warns about eagles, and the "pyow," which sounds a bit like a laser gun and warns about more general dangers on the ground, such as leopards.

The specific facilitators and barriers identified for each step in our framework for managing conflict with substitute decision-makers of dying patients was found to fit McWhinney's more general description of finding common ground within the Patient-Centered Clinical Method [ 24].

The decision to use grounded theory techniques for data analysis within this study (rather than adoption of the grounded theory approach) links with a more general debate about technique versus method within grounded theory and with the importance of not claiming more in the terminology describing the procedures used than was actually carried out in practice [ 27].

In this line of reasoning, both interlocutors suggested that the central motivation for formalising Muslim care in prison is grounded on a more general claim for equal rights.

Their more general application is to provide useful limits on ground motion variability.