Sentence examples for would ground from inspiring English sources

The early Dilthey conceived his goal as a broadening of the critical project that would ground the human sciences as Kant had grounded the natural sciences.

Perhaps she is impressed by a number of little or medium-sized considerations against morality none of which by itself would ground an error theory, but all of which together constitute sufficient grounds for skepticism.

Then you cook it until the water is driven out, as you would ground beef or chicken, to get a result that's very similar to ground meat.

The move would ground the airline.

"I wanted work that would ground me in the world at large".

This would ground the government's attack helicopters and Antonov bombers that have killed and terrorised so many.

Puerto Rico's best hope, of course, was that Edwin Encarnacion would ground into a double play and end the inning.

That restriction would ground ideas like Amazon and Google's plans for package delivery and make many others less lucrative.

Continental was the latest carrier to announce cuts, saying on Thursday that it would ground 67 planes.

Last month, Northwest said it would ground 14 Boeing 757 and Airbus jets during the final three months of 2008.

Last week, United Airlines said it would ground about 20 planes as part of a move to trim domestic capacity.