Sentence examples for will be grounds from inspiring English sources

Pitches thrown near a batter's head with intent, Crawford said, will be grounds for ejection.

Except in extraordinary circumstances, delay in filing a grievance will be grounds for rejection of that grievance.

There will be grounds for a deluge of retrospective apologies from tearful, lip-biting folk stretching all the way back to the case of Cain.

It is unlikely there will be grounds for an appeal of Florida's outstanding ballot issues to the United States Supreme Court.

It is unclear whether the case against Mr. Blagojevich, a two-term Democrat, will be grounds enough for senators to convict him.

It becomes all too easy to paint a dire picture of the country's future.Yet if a peaceful resolution of the political impasse can be found, Mr Dunford says, there will be grounds for optimism.

Then the shuttle fleet will be grounded.

The ranking system will be grounded in the competitiveness theory.

"This will be ground-up," one official said.

It's four units, which will be ground-up.

If the season ends with the current bottom three in situ it will be ground-breaking.