Sentence examples for useful grounds from inspiring English sources

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 fern is Adiantum venustum, evergreen with us, which makes it useful ground cover, no more than 30cm/12in tall with roughly triangular fronds.

Because the textures in the butterfly wings are repeated, which is convenient for us to collect much useful ground truth information about these details.

By reliably understanding these boundaries of operation we can impose useful ground rules that will keep us safe around these vehicles.

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

It's stylish and comfortable and, though not fully wheelchair accessible, has a useful ground-floor bedroom.

Martine McCutcheon, his Love Actually match, is "brilliant, a natural", but also "a useful grounding presence among all these Oxbridge ponces who make these films".

Initially kept away from the serious action, Nem soon became indispensable to Lulu's operation, thanks to his level-headedness and gift for organisation (magazine distribution had given him a useful grounding in logistics).

Low-growing species, usually less than 1 metre (3.3 feet) in height, include rockspray, or rock cotoneaster (Cotoneaster horizontalis), bearberry cotoneaster (C. dammeri), and cranberry cotoneaster (C. apiculatus); creeping cotoneaster (C. adpressus) is less than 30 cm (1 foot) tall and is a useful ground cover.

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.