Sentence examples for question the grounds from inspiring English sources

In almost every way, "Moonlight" demands that we question the grounds for its existence.

It makes us question the ground we walk on.

"Recent changes in Army doctrine have in many ways called into question the ground exclusion policy, or at least, the services' adherence to it," the report's author writes.

This delay was significant for communications between ground control and Apollo 8 when it became the first manned spacecraft to orbit the Moon: for every question, the ground control station had to wait at least three seconds for the answer to arrive.

He questioned the grounds for the strike given that London Underground has said there will be no compulsory redundancies.

Nearly four decades later, in Sinclair v. United States (1929), the court, less hostile to congressional inquiries, ruled that a witness could not refuse to answer questions on the grounds that questions related to his private affairs.

Eight of those contacted by the NS refused to answer the question on the grounds that it is premature.

Baring advised Lennox-Boyd to avoid the water cart claim, and suggested he should simply evade the question on the grounds that it would be "inappropriate" to anticipate the outcome of an inquest.