Sentence examples for of such grounds from inspiring English sources

His bugaboo is change without strong grounds for thinking it an improvement, and social complexity deprives us of such grounds.

But by the time Buford was writing, football was changing, and the age of such grounds was coming to an end.

Of course, the precision of such ground truth was limited by the experimental nature of the measurement campaign, although the procedure is valid to extract important conclusions after data processing.

After presenting a detailed sensitivity analysis and synthetic examples of such ground conductivity measurements, we suggest a new strategy of acquisition that allows to better estimate the true distribution of electrical conductivity using instruments with a fixed, small offset between the loops.

In summary, the results of the clinical science of vitamin D and sepsis are mixed, yet it would be simplistic to dismiss this field of research on such grounds.

In November 1998, French authorities refused a British warrant for the extradition of former spy David Shayler on such grounds.

But Mr. Almunia said the number of companies seeking clemency on such grounds had increased sharply over the last year.

For he can simply construct such a challenge explicitly as one that disputes that the considerations that are generally regarded to be the grounds of law are indeed such grounds (cf. Burge's strategy in Burge 1986).

The difficulty of traversing such ground was exposed again this week after The Philadelphia Inquirer reported Tuesday that Bill Conlin, a prominent sportswriter, had been accused of molesting four children during the 1970s.

Were there such grounds the ∨ of formal logic would require distinct semantic accounts for the wffs p ∨ q and p ∨ ¬p.

Why would any sovereign nation with even illusions of independence accept such ground rules?