Sentence examples for no good ground from inspiring English sources

Although he concedes "our complete inability to understand this concrete unity in detail" he insists that this inability "is no good ground for our declining to entertain it" (160).

It was crazy and you feel like you're lost and you have no good ground under your feet.

Alas for Mr Carey, there are no good grounds for it.

There are no good grounds for thinking that the regularity breaks down when the entities in question lie below the threshold of human observation.

Writing 40 years after Botticelli's death in 1510, Vasari claimed on no good grounds that, in his last years, Botticelli became a religious fanatic who made bad art while also, confusingly, being a wasteful hedonist.

If there isn't a way, then I may suggest that the difficult members of the vestry resign — assuming there's indeed no good grounds for removing the priest — or I may say to the priest, 'Hey, look, Charlie, you know you've had it.

There are no good grounds for assuming that the removal of a public good will have the reverse effects to those of providing or improving it.

Asked whether he would respond to the latest chastening setback by punishing his players with extra physical work, he replied: "No good running them into the ground.

Otherwise, be sure to ground yourself on a known, good ground before handling the memory module.

Racecourses are directed to provide good ground for jump races  (and no firmer than good-to-firm), while Flat courses should aim to provide good-to-firm ground.

Attach the multimeter to the wire while it is connected to a good ground wire and it should show no voltage.