Sentence examples for a rather strong case from inspiring English sources

Philo Farnsworth's travails make a rather strong case for big corporations, not against them.

Hence, a rather strong case can be made for more research on the subject in Germany (and elsewhere).

This provides a rather strong case for health care professionals to undergo training in communication skills (e.g. the use of critical language, assertion, and standardized communication tools) to obtain the know-how to alert team members to unsafe situations [ 4, 42].

In the special case that the scheme converges in the sense of graphs – a rather strong convergence property often violated in practice – then this measure source-term vanishes.

(A rather strong use of the word "becomes" there, perhaps).

That is a rather strong statement, is it not?

Mullen made a strong case that, rather than making this a bad time for a repeal, our two wars both increased the need and would even help facilitate it: "War does not stifle change; it demands it".

Katie Stipe, the restaurant's barkeep, has contributed to Vandaag a winning list of drinks, cocktails that make a strong case for themselves, rather than simply coasting on appletini fumes.

Analysts said the reports built a strong case for a resilient economy, rather than one that was prone to reverting back to recession.

The concordance of perinatal mortality and SGA rates when based on ethnic-specific standards, and their discordance when based on a single standard, strongly suggests that the observed ethnic differences in fetal growth are physiologic, rather than pathologic, and make a strong case for ethnic-specific standards.

Blake is better known as a poet than a painter, but this book makes a strong case that if you know Blake's poems you're getting only half -- or rather none of -- the picture.