Sentence examples for suitable grounds for from inspiring English sources
Despite these shortcomings, we believe that the scenarios derived from this study qualify as suitable grounds for discussion on looking and planning ahead.
"I think this is something that really needs to be busted open completely, in my view, because the companies' interests in the confidentiality, I think, are rarely suitable grounds for maintaining the confidentiality, vis-à-vis the public and the high social costs of having many of the contracts remain confidential has been extraordinary," insisted Sachs.
Having selected suitable ground close to the river Sir C. Wilson and party bivouacked for the night.
The Governor was not convinced it was a suitable grounding for a useful life, but so long as he showed ability and dedication, he would trust his son's instincts.
Though it is not sufficient enough, the Ethiopian government is working hard to open suitable ground for youth entrepreneurship through crafting and implementing a sound policy to bind youth under Small and Micro Enterprises (SMEs).
After a yearlong search for a suitable ground, for which £5 was set aside, S.H. Clarke Maddock discovered four acres of meadowland located between the London and South Western Railway and Worple Road in Wimbledon, then an outer-suburb of London.
This in combination with good cancer and population records makes Norway a suitable ground for studies of this type.
Cleared land collects rainwater better than rainforests, providing more suitable breeding grounds for mosquitoes.
They have campaigned to obtain a suitable burial ground for several thousand corpses, many dismembered, that forensic experts have recovered from mass graves so far.
But according to the BBC, the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Pasteur Institute said Madagascar's dirty, overcrowded prisons are a suitable breeding ground for the disease.
Yet in its youth it was, like its gentler sister Earth, swathed in oceans that provided a suitable breeding ground for life.
