Sentence examples for not grounds enough from inspiring English sources
And as if the situation were not grounds enough for conspiracy theories, a bizarre detail has emerged: after seizing the ship, the hijackers sought to change its name by painting a new one on its hull, Russian officials said.
"Expressing ideas and manifesting Salafist opinions is not grounds enough for prosecution," he added.
Some scientists have criticized those studies as being too reliant on projections and not grounded enough in hard facts.
The concerns are that her ads have been too generic and not grounded enough in Massachusetts, and that the issues she raises in them, like the gross domestic product of China, have not been relevant to voters' lives.
They're not grounded enough in their own confidence about their work to know any better.
Her Cha Cha wasn't grounded enough, was too jumpy, a mistake many beginning Latin dancers make to accommodate for not having proper hip action.
This month, Ms. Brunner ruled that an undeliverable notice will not be grounds enough on its own for a voter to be removed from the registration lists.
Isn't his admission grounds enough for a reporter to go with the story?
Similarly, Martin's everyman tale isn't grounded in enough specificity to invite a connection.
And in 2016, Kennedy swung the court in favor of an abortion provider, in a decision that struck down a Texas law for placing restrictions on clinics that weren't grounded in enough medical fact to justify the resulting limitation on safe abortions.
There was too much sitting on the ground, not enough flying, she said.
