Sentence examples for need to ground from inspiring English sources

Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, the most penetrating analyst today of contemporary Britain, writes similarly about the need to ground government and society in ethical practice.

Thus, though she emerged within the New York liberal intelligentsia -- she has cited Lionel Trilling as a major influence -- she jettisoned its liberalism, rejecting the twin pillars on which Trilling stood: Matthew Arnold (criticism as a humane discipline) and Sigmund Freud (the need to ground understanding in self-understanding).

In this introductory article, it is argued that the need to ground agricultural research in the needs and circumstances of farmers is as strong as the need to ground research in the international scientific discourse.

For that, one would need to ground physics in a particular metaphysics which Duhem explicitly rejects with his instrumentalism or rather, to be guided by what one projects metaphysics will look like over the long run.

As departments respond to national calls to improve undergraduate STEM education, there is increasing awareness of the need to ground science teaching practice in the scholarship of how students learn.

As such, we may say in particular of those Biblical prooftexts employed by Saadya in support of the importance of reasoning, that they simultaneously (one might even say, paradoxically) beckon us to (a) the limitations of reasoning, (b) the need for (and consistency with reason of) revealed Knowledge, and even (c) the need to ground a life of reasoned reflection in a life of revealed tradition.

A no-fly zone is still needed to ground Mr Assad's air force and destroy some of his missiles.

Ground Rules: You need to set ground rules for your group.

Design and planning of GSHPs need to determine ground thermo-physical parameters by ground investigations.

We need to reclaim ground, and we need to do it on social media.

The Afghan government may need to give ground on a few issues as well.