Sentence examples for useful grounding for from inspiring English sources

This gave her a useful grounding for Brussels where commissioners have to achieve consensus.

In a Futures Clinique, covering the broad range of discontinuities in detail is an ambitious task; but provides useful grounds for analysing their implications for energy security beyond conventional risk assessment.

A transparent description of the attribute development process of DCEs provides useful grounds for the assessment of the rigor of this process in DCEs [ 34], and hence, should receive more attention in future DCE studies.

The model and case study provides useful ground heat exchanger design guidelines in cold regions for the double purpose of ground freezing and heat extraction.

This may have provided a useful middle ground for a brief period, but it has now outlived its usefulness.

(Though internships and law school clinics are useful training grounds for future lawyers, they are no substitute for the rigors of licensed practice).

Moreover, Qatar's big role in Libya has been a useful training ground for Crown Prince Tamim, who is being groomed to rule.

However, I think any truly useful "common ground" for biodiversity and ecosystem services will build on differences.

As such it could be regarded as a useful common ground for practitioners and researchers, as well as an appropriate philosophical basis for participatory research.

The present data may provide useful rational grounds for discussion when testing clinical confirmation of the impact of Oxa on FU catabolism.

The scene is useful for grounding the audience in the relationship that Collins's film turns on.