Sentence examples for a powerful case to from inspiring English sources

"It struck me that there was a powerful case to provide long-time stability and funding.

Nevertheless, there is a powerful case to be made for governing Libya through direct democracy.

There was once a powerful case to be made that opera in America — and American operas — would blossom only if the words were directly understandable.

First, there is a powerful case to be made for us continuing as an EU member, which needs to be made again with vigour.

So there is hope for beating the odds, and a powerful case to be made for increased public awareness, prevention guidelines and more funding for pancreatic cancer research.

There is a powerful case to be made for judicial reform, based upon compassion, evidence, efficacy, long-term social costs or even cold, cynical economics.

And on this occasion he had a most powerful case to make.

But, he added, "When we get to next year, the president is going to have a very powerful case to make about his foreign policy successes".

It made a powerful case as to the benefits of telephone advice.

He added: "If we assume that the full [video technology] is introduced in cases involving child victims, then there will be a powerful case for it to apply to many other victims, particularly of sexual offences".

In her new book, "That's What She Said," Joanne Lipman explores the workplace gap and makes a powerful case for men to join with women to solve the persistent inequities on the job.