Sentence examples for would seem grounds for from inspiring English sources

At first glance, such steady progress would seem grounds for considerable praise.

It would seem infertile ground for raising a professional golfer, and yet it is where Brendan Steele, the reigning Texas Open champion, grew up.

Mr. Bush has courted Hispanic voters aggressively, and New Mexico would seem fertile ground for this appeal, since Hispanic residents make up about 41percentt of the state's population.

These areas would seem fertile ground for Mr. Santorum, who is Catholic, but there are signs in other states that Mr. Santorum's appeal among fellow Catholics is less than rock-solid.

The elucidation of genetics for athletic ability and for medical conditions that endanger athletes would seem to provide grounds for expansive testing, both in assessing skill (something that is done, but by gross approximation based on performance) and also in protecting athletes from heretofore unperceived harm from disease.

But in a makeshift, ground-floor office that would seem better suited for a coffee bar or a boutique, half a dozen young men are sitting at their computers.

Without a God to "run the universe," there likewise would seem no need for a soul to be at the ground of our own experience.

Uganda would seem to be fertile ground for death penalty foes.

The @labeltime account and #bygonelabels tag would seem to be fertile ground for future-of-the-past superbrands.

MADRID — With 20 percent unemployment and a series of unpopular new austerity measures, Spain would seem a natural breeding ground for labor unrest.

Italy, in fact, would seem to have some ground for claiming that Suárez's moment of spite, or lunacy, cost them the game.