Sentence examples for particular grounds from inspiring English sources

(Dexter Filkins wrote in October about some of their particular grounds for suspicion).

What you can appeal on You can only make a challenge on particular grounds, but the main one is "the contravention did not occur"; in other words, that you weren't actually parking illegally.

Howard-Snyder's only requires that one not be in doubt, or perhaps, better, not have particular grounds for doubt, about their seeability.

"However, there is no reason to believe that there are particular grounds for concern about the arrangements made by the commission, after consultation with the then governments," he said.

But the appellation is applied most often in the academic business ethics literature to arguments seeking to legitimate morally managerial fiduciary duties owed to a corporation's shareholders whatever the particular grounds for holding that such managerial partiality is justified.

I imagine these things give her a particular grounding in time efficiency.

Soon after onset, auroral activity expands to fill the entire sky above a particular ground observer.

The longer the voyage, the greater the chance it will pass within visual range of particular ground sites.

"Putting more wells in this particular ground would be like putting more straws in a glass," Mr. Hopper said, ruddy-faced in the Texas sun.

It has a large free area as well as a premium service which is sports-nerd heaven: it can manipulate a massive database of sports statistics, plotting, for instance, the annual variation in the position and direction of any baseball player's hits on any particular ground.Does growing colonisation by the old brands mean that the Internet will generate no more new ones?

In particular, grounding is either a genus or determinable with respect to these relations (see §1).