Sentence examples for no clear ground from inspiring English sources

With no sky and no clear ground, it's easy to lose your bearings and experience a not unpleasant sensation of weightlessness.

Given there were no clear grounds to sack Barton, it was only the individual's desire to play football elsewhere swiftly that ensured the paying of a paltry sum in relation to the remainder of his two-year contract.

The critics allege that, however the notion of accessibility is defined, there will be no clear grounds for declaring that many religious arguments are not accessible and thus nonpublic when compared to various apparently public non-religious arguments (Eberle 2002, 255-260).

There is no clear-cut ground for the definition of equivalence.

There's no clear moral ground on which to stand — until, near the end, we learn that, immediately after September 11th, Abu Jandal was interrogated in Yemen by Ali Soufan, a Lebanese-American F.B.I. agent.

It was time to clear ground.

With the ACA, however, insurers operate under clear ground rules, with clearly defined grades of plan and discrimination banned.

One perched atop the hard hat of a construction worker whose company had helped clear ground zero.

Preparatory work will occupy construction crews for several months, as they clear ground and excavate for new foundations.

When the iron curtain fell in 1989 it brought down a whole ideological construct, leaving relatively clear ground on which to build something new.

"These clear ground rules set out our expectations, and will help the public hold the NHS to account for unfair charges or practices".