Sentence examples for a public case from inspiring English sources

'We can put a better case together for a public case.

In short, a public case began to be built that we really were experiencing a housing bubble.

What he did not do was make a public case for what should be in the agreement itself.

White House officials said the president and his advisers would continue to make a public case for Judge Garland's confirmation.

Mr. Bishop, the consultant, said that at the earliest, Mr. Blair might begin making a public case for adopting the euro in September.

And as Mr. Bush himself acknowledgedbefore he left Washington, making a public case for acting against Iran may not be an option.

Why would they would think it was acceptable that I be a victim of rape because I opined on a very public case of a hockey player?

But Mr. Gates, who is leaving his job at the end of the month, has made a robust public case for a cautious path.

Yet Greenspan never made a forceful public case against a trigger-free tax cut, perhaps because he did not want to make trouble for his friend O'Neill.

Would Atilla simply fly to J.F.K. without a care, even though his former client had been arrested a year earlier in a very public case?

Experts agreed that local prosecutors, if they decide to move ahead with a case, should convene a grand jury to avoid the pressure of a very public case.