Sentence examples for a sensible case for from inspiring English sources

There are probably only three people who can make a sensible case for Europe.

There's a sensible case, given the closeness of the race and perhaps the possibility of a second election, for nobody resigning.

"If the public believes you've got a sensible case they might well listen.

In this case, a sensible choice for the transmitter is to split the total amount of power equally among all data streams and consequently, an equal power transmission scheme takes place [4 6, 12].

It is difficult to find any sensible application case for TBE due to the DC leakage effect as soon as quantisation is used.

Still, we use them formally as we are not familiar with a sensible alternative suitable for our case, except bootstrapping, as discussed below.

Let's hope that the president makes a clear, strong case for sensible deficit reduction based on jobs, growth, and fairness.

Mr O'Dwyer's barrister Ben Cooper said in a statement: "So far as we know this is a first in extradition cases - and a sensible solution for UK defendants faced with an ever-growing extra-territorial reach of US prosecutions".

This is a sensible approach, and there is a strong case for going further with German-style job subsidies to protect the industrial skills base.

Solicitor General Donald Verrilli Jr. proposed a sensible way for the court to address the merits of the health care case, without eviscerating the anti-injunction law in other types of tax cases.

There is a sensible reason for the disparity.