Sentence examples for already making a case from inspiring English sources

But Miller agrees that Curry, who is just twenty-seven years old, is already making a case for all-time N.B.A. greatness.

They note that the Port Authority had its own office in Washington and is already making a case for itself in the capital.

2. Cam Fowler - Anaheim Mighty Ducks Fowler is only 22 years old and has already made a case for himself over four seasons with the Ducks.

"She's won so much, we're already making a second case," Mouratoglou said Thursday at the National Tennis Center.

However, Sturgeon immediately responded to Dugdale's challenge on Twitter, insisting her party was already making a positive case for the EU.

It's still a little early for MVP discussions, but one player is already making a very good case for himself.

Mr. Obama, who has been a steadfast supporter of clean-energy programs, has already begun making a case for new government investment in clean energy projects as a way to foster both energy independence and employment at a time when Capitol Hill evaluates new laws in terms of job creation as well as budget cost or savings.

Aides said the president kept the speech short because he believed he had already made a detailed case of what he had accomplished in office.

It will begin filling the 10 p.m. position now held by the struggling "Pan Am," starting March 4. From that position, it could become a candidate to grab the Sunday at 9 p.m. slot from the departing "Desperate Housewives" (though the new hit "Once Upon a Time" has already made a strong case at 8 p.m. Sundays).

The New York University School of Law's Brennan Center for Social Justice has already made a strong case that in at least four states (Virginia, Kansas, Florida, and North Carolina) enough votes were suppressed to make a difference in specific close races.

This article originally appeared on VICE US.