Sentence examples for much grounds for from inspiring English sources

I mean, it's never great when the reason your wife gives for not leaving you is pretty much grounds for divorce on its own.

I do not feel that your Lancastrian readers have much grounds for complaining that a small part of Lancashire now falls within the enlarged Yorkshire Dales National Park (Lancashire will never surrender its territory, Letters, 6 August).

But Kaat said he believed that left field would prove too much ground for Jeter to cover well.

It appeared there would be too much ground for Bradley to make up, especially after the 667-yard par-5 16th, where Furyk matched Bradley's birdie.

With four England captains and 316 caps sitting on the bench without too much ground for complaint, England are strong enough to make a win today a formality.

If the litigious Davis is in the Hall, there doesn't seem much ground for excluding Modell, who once changed conferences and gave up old rivalries to make it easier for the A.F.L. and N.F.L. to merge.

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But some action must now be taken -- even though nothing in our past actions offers much ground for reassurance.

But with so much ground for women to recover and occupy, let's not get out the party poppers just yet.

There is not much ground for strong cultural relativism, saying that what is important in the eyes of health care users is so different that it is not possible to develop performance measures that can be used in a wide range of countries.

This weekend, I'm celebrating Pride in San Francisco, a place that's pretty much Ground Zero for all things gay.