Sentence examples for a fair case from inspiring English sources

But in his crusading zeal Mr Kennedy is inclined to overstate a fair case.

The DNC's goal, after all, is not to present a fair case for Trump's having colluded with Russia.

Its branches were torn off, and there was probably a fair case for chopping down the stumpy trunk that remained.

Fans of the losing side like to gripe about the one bad call that doomed their team, but in this case Predators supporters have a fair case.

For now we can say that in an open, attacking contest these sides made a fair case for why they will feature in the shake-up come May.

They can make a fair case that the "60 Minutes" segment was a platform for the doctor's reach for martyrdom and might have been classier journalism if he had not been allowed to carry the day.

And although Comey offered a biting indictment of her judgment and honesty, he insisted that there wasn't enough material to build a clear, fair case.

"The constraints... were unprecedented for a patent case of this complexity and magnitude, and prevented Samsung from presenting a full and fair case in response to Apple's many claims," its lawyer wrote.

"The Court's constraints on trial time, witnesses and exhibits were unprecedented for a patent case of this complexity and magnitude, and prevented Samsung from presenting a full and fair case in response to Apple's many claims," Reuters quotes from Samsung's filing.

All in all, a fairly straightforward and fair case: On the scale of regulatory violations, not a particularly egregious case but one that show a troubling lack of timely filing.

The failure type indicator is set to be 1,0 for the two observations if they originate from a "fair exit" case; 0,1 if from a "good exit" case; and 0,0 if censored in the original regression.