Sentence examples for risk of grounding from inspiring English sources

If we choose not to ground their sexuality in a sense of home, they're more at risk of grounding it wherever the media directs them.

The watercraft of Tedesco and Steiner (2011) and Purdie et al. (2016) used small water jet systems, so the vessels could be relatively flat and have a small risk of grounding.

This defense thus runs the risk of grounding public reason in some reasonably contested moral ideal or claim about philosophical truth, though some argue this is the only appropriate way to defend the idea (Estlund 1998).

Smaller vessels also have a lower risk of grounding, and smaller sonar systems can be mounted on them.

This ship could not come too close without risk of grounding but sent her boats to the wreck in the hope of bringing off survivors.

Inevitably, though, they run a much greater risk of ground fire than the high-altitude bombers have faced.

Given the dearth of intelligence information and the risk of ground operations, there has been only one commando attack, an Oct. 19 assault whose targets were a compound of Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban's leader, and an airport southwest of Kandahar.

An article in The New York Times on Thursday described a plan by Mr. Cuomo to limit drilling to the deepest areas of the Marcellus rock fomation, in an effort to reduce the risk of ground water contamination.

The risk of ground falls during pillar recovery increases in multiple-seam mining conditions.

Irrigated plots receiving high (>60 Mg ha-1) annual manure applications are considered to pose a risk of ground water contamination, as the total P concentration increases with soil depth.

Two of the concepts eject the pedestrian trackside with at a velocity of roughly 40 km/h and the risk of ground-impact injury is discussed in the context of related automobile accident data.