Sentence examples for willing to ground from inspiring English sources

If the theory is accepted, the scientist ceases inquiring into its truth and becomes willing to ground her own research and interpretations in that theory; the contrary if the theory is not accepted.

If, however, we want to treat health-care services as non-homogeneous in function, and we are willing to ground equity claims only by reference to some features of some of those services, we owe an account of how to draw the lines.

David Brooks thinks that the GOP will be more willing to give ground on their locked-in-stone philosophies over tax increases, even though Pat Toomey is sitting right there, mansplaining how he will actually cling to every hidebound idea his party has.

"It is one of the four freedoms of the European Union, and if the EU is willing to give ground on that it will show that it is willing to consider a fundamental reform rather than just tinkering at the edges.

At 72, there is little sign he has mellowed or is willing to give ground.

But he acknowledged that there would likely be a "hard road ahead" because neither side is willing to cede ground.

After the night of uncertainty, Ms. Pelosi said she hoped the struggle would make House Republicans more willing to give ground.

Already, I hear some skepticism: In the Mideast, the negotiations are all about survival – which is why no one is willing to give ground.

Even some Democrats said that in a deeply divided Washington, Mr. Boehner's negotiations over this past chaotic week harked back to a time when party leaders were more willing to give ground and do business with each other.

In a sign that Cameron is willing to give ground to Tory MPs who want to see their leader wield more clout in the coalition, the PM highlighted some of the areas where he differs markedly from the Liberal Democrats.

"It's worrying and pathetic that politicians are wasting a lot of time talking without reaching any sort of agreement, and worrying that no one seems willing to give ground on anything," she says.