Sentence examples for a case of let from inspiring English sources

"I'm guessing it was a case of let's-wait-him-out," he says, "but that's conjecture".

"I'm really keen for it not to be a case of, 'Let's go to the bar and have a drink before we sit down'", says Heaton.

It was a case of: 'Let's make these songs as good as they can be.'" Born Under Saturn, the resulting second album, seems likely to be a more confident, finely honed effort than its brilliant but ramshackle predecessor.

He has good days and bad days and it's a case of let the bad days go and hold on to the good ones".

So, while the newsstands were once filled with an atrocious number of magazines, often sold for something like $4 (and often worth barely half as much), today it's more a case of: let's charge $8 or $9 for this magazine, make it good, and you'll be fine.

I used to think of monasteries as hopeless throwbacks to the past, a case of let the last monk or sister standing turn out the lights.

To the S.E.C., it appears to have been a case of letting Chicago join the competition.

And sometimes it's a case of letting relevancy find you.

Or was this just a case of letting Taco Bell be Taco Bell?

The second set of victims is less clear, but one possibility is that, too, would be a case of letting the voters decide between a Democratic and a Republican incumbent.

And it's not just a case of letting the algorithms do the calculations to develop an asset allocation and stick to it, as happens in most of the similar US robo-advisers.