Sentence examples for a case be made from inspiring English sources

Nor can much of a case be made for the ecological importance of geese, since the environments in question are artificial, and designed for human benefit.

But beyond a small band of true believers, can a case be made for the arts that goes beyond the passionate special pleading we have heard so often?

How can a case be made for universities as taxpayer-supported public goods when the government takes that tax money and spends it elsewhere?

Couldn't a case be made that the Dalai Lama, who visits New York fairly often, would do better living full time in exile here rather than in Dharamsala, India?

But in neither of these cases can a case be made for 'damages' because it would be hard to show that anyone was hurt by these actions (although it might be possible that the stories of their bravery helped their careers at the detriment of other, more honest, journalists).

Could a case be made for replacing the term "acupuncture stimulation with the term "acupuncture blockade"?

Last night, at the first of two evenings called Fleetwood Mac Fest, a case was made.

Clearly a case was made internally to maintain and upgrade the existing MacBook Pro line.

If some still think that the play needs a case being made for it, director Simon Godwin, making his RSC debut, should be the man for the job.

A case is made for the provision of principled visualization support at an accessible level of abstraction for the user.

A case is made for reconfiguring the existing reactor designs to accommodate internal blankets or exclusive fissile breeding zones.