Many of the weakest cases are now thrown out earlier, and large institutional shareholders like state pension funds and insurance companies have taken greater control of the lawsuits.
Klein isn't the first to be misled by the Columbine myths or the weak case that bullying drove Harris and Klebold.
Democrats, citing other possible evidence of political interference, say the weak case against Mr. Siegelman indicates that he was prosecuted for political reasons.
So conditional on accepting the weak case for CO2 emissions control, the Pigou people have a strong case against the cap-and-trade brigade.
He then dismantled, brick by crumbling brick, the weak case made by supporters of Proposition 8 and laid out the facts presented in testimony.
Rather than drop the weak case and his chance at national fame, the prosecutor James Comey handed off the insider-trading charge to the S.E.C., which seeks civil damages, not criminal penalties, and must meet a much lower standard of proof.
The weak case for a company tax cut (the Age) Serious economic modelling underpins Turnbull's campaign – but his plan to cut company tax might not have been completely thought through, writes Peter Martin.
Perhaps he simply claimed that he was capable, in the appropriate circumstances, of devising arguments which would turn the weaker case into the stronger one.
"The speech summed up the history of East-West conflict in the Middle East, the weak case for war and the likely consequences of that war.
Like the weak case, by applying directly Theorem 2.8 to (-u), one can conclude the strong maximum principle for the converse case (Lule 0).
