Sentence examples for possibility of ground from inspiring English sources

A Leachate Analysis was conducted using the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) and Australian Bottle Leachate Procedure (ABLP) to classify the wastes and determine the possibility of ground or surface water contamination through the possible leaching of heavy metals.

It will, however, bring accusations of "mission creep" with the possibility of ground troops being deployed in the bloody civil war.

The area has high possibility of ground amplification occurrence (Daryono, 2011) (Nurwihastuti et al., 2014) (Koseki, et al., 2007) (Pandita et al. 2016).

After their former ground was sold, the possibility of ground sharing with Bolton Wanderers F.C. at the modern Reebok Stadium was presented, however, the new stadium in Wigan was chosen instead.

For example, ground based vegetation tends to be lacking in urban areas, instead it is often replaced with short grass, which is expected to influence the possibility of ground nesting birds to find suitable nesting sites.

But that wouldn't rule out the possibility of ground-based flight operators bringing down a flight.

Contractarians are skeptical of the possibility of grounding morality or political authority in either divine will or some perfectionist ideal of the nature of humanity.

· Liverpool's chief executive Rick Parry confirmed he met Everton officials and the North West Development Agency this week to discuss the possibility of a ground share in a purpose-built arena, though he stressed Liverpool remain committed to building their own ground in Stanley Park.

The possibility of a ground invasion of Gaza appears to be on the table.

Backers of Australia have had a wary eye on the Epsom weather, O'Brien having expressed concern about the possibility of soft ground for the colt.

What about the possibility of a ground force under United Nations command made up of volunteers from many countries, but with the use of such a force in particular cases requiring Security Council approval and logistical support by member nations?