Sentence examples for strongest ground from inspiring English sources

Traditionalists are on their strongest ground when they are defending against changes that deprive us of useful linguistic tools.

Mr. Romney also has several good defenses; he has the strongest ground game in New Hampshire and his favorability ratings in the state remain high.

Given that organizational advantage, Mr. McCain's advisers are trying to move the race to what they see as their strongest ground: the make-up of the electorate.

The decision by George Osborne to commit the Tories to £12bn of welfare cuts without saying where the axe would fall gave Labour a way to attack the Tories on its strongest ground.

He has not only made far better use of the two months following the major primaries than Mr Gore; he has also outperformed him on what ought to be Mr Gore's strongest ground, policy wonkery.

When a plunging stock market and accounting scandals seem to have wounded the Republicans, these Democrats say, it is foolish to fight the president on his strongest ground, foreign affairs.

Third-time lucky is not exactly the strongest grounds on which to base a claim for the Claret Jug.

Mr Tuck said: "This appeal has one of the strongest grounds that I've seen in decades.

It's on stronger ground there.

On this, IDS is on strong ground.

Here Vidal is on strong ground.