Sentence examples for more solid grounds from inspiring English sources

The latest finding from the EPA offers Obama more solid grounds on which to reject Keystone.

Since then, Chief Justice Roberts continued, "the method of analysis and argument shifted to the more solid grounds of legal arguments.

"Now, over Justice Rehnquist's time on the Court, the method of analysis and argument shifted to the more solid grounds of legal arguments — what are the texts of the statutes involved, what precedents control.

Lewis (1986a) has argued that the very idea of a structured property is incoherent, but recently Wetzel (2009) has tackled Lewis's perplexities and has put the notion of a structured property on more solid grounds by formally characterizing what it means for a property to 'occur' within another property.

If the operational evidence is strong, then there are more solid grounds to accept the notion that "there is such as thing as learning climate, or learning opportunity, or skills improvement or attitude enhancement".

Dan was on more solid ground.

He is on more solid ground when his anecdotes are nothing but colorful.

Meanwhile the runaway Lucy seems to be on more solid ground.

The Academy seems to be starting on more solid ground than it has for past ventures.

Discovery disputed the projection and said the network was "on more solid ground" than ever.

On more solid ground, there is an airport for domestic flights.