Sentence examples for potential new ground from inspiring English sources

In 1909, work began on a potential new ground in the Piershill area of Ednburgh, but the North British Railway company won a court order allowing them to build a railway line over the ground.

Come to think of it, Beckham also has a house in Dubai, so maybe the list of potential new grounds for his last hurrah as a player must embrace the Middle East as well.

And to the degree that resentment festers among the Pashtun, not only in southern Afghanistan but in Pakistan's North West Frontier province, potential new breeding grounds for international terrorism may develop.

The ground has been the League Two club's home for 104 years but land lease issues have prompted the board to seek potential sites for a new ground.

While the site has the potential to break some new ground in the online music world, it has run into a major snag during its buildup to launch: its name sounds almost exactly like My.AOL when spoken aloud.

However, following the rejection of several potential sites for a new ground, the club finally turned their attentions back to the maintenance of Kenilworth Road.

DDB's affecting campaign might have fallen just short of tapping this potential, but it has broken new ground, and I am hopeful that others will deliver.

Grosvenor plan to construct a new ground, with a potential capacity of 8,000, in return for redeveloping Cambridge's current Abbey Stadium ground, their home since 1932.

"It really breaks new ground on the potential effects of low levels" of benzene, says toxicologist Bernard Goldstein of the University of Pittsburgh's School of Public Health.

The club are looking for a permanent home with short-term ground-sharing options and a potential new stadium being considered.

That both agreed to a step-by-step approach to resolve them only indicates the limited potential of this high-level conversation in Delhi to break new ground.