Sentence examples for there is ample ground from inspiring English sources

Mr. Batson concludes there is ample ground for "equitable subordination" of the debts owed to the banks.

And while Fraser said in his Response column (4 November) that "talk of the City of London being 'an official old boys' network' is wide of the mark", when challenged in a public forum it was clear there are ample grounds for using that label.

But there are ample grounds for thinking that war against Iraq would be much tougher.

"Whether or not a criminal case went forward, there were ample grounds for an administrative inquiry into this matter.

There are ample grounds for it to avert the chaos that the court in Florida has made likely.

A second phase of the trial begins in July, and there are ample grounds for modification of the award.

But there are ample grounds for concern, and Mr. Pope's deteriorating health makes it imperative that a means be quickly found to secure his release on humanitarian grounds.

The Met argued there were "ample grounds" for the searches and arrests of each of the 20 individuals seeking judicial  review.

Mr. Tankleff contends there are ample grounds and voiced hope that his lawsuit would yield evidence to reopen the criminal case.

As for the supposedly benign communication activities of our own governments – again, there are ample grounds to challenge the understanding that the "strategic communication" activities of our governments can be understood as free from the kind of manipulative "propaganda" of which the Russian government is accused.

There are ample grounds for querying the impact of a Budget that saw borrowing rise again, that taxed small businesses for doing what the chancellor had previously encouraged them to do, that imposed new costs on whisky distillers and on companies trading with other firms belonging to the same group; it also confirmed savings have halved since 1997 while not even trying to rectify this problem.