Sentence examples for appealing cases from inspiring English sources

They are also appealing cases in North Carolina and South Dakota.

In recent years, much attention has been paid to inmates' appealing cases involving DNA testing or death sentences.

According to the government, many lawyers have turned the legal aid program into their only business, squeezing extra income from such work by sometimes appealing cases all the way to Spain's highest court without the support or even knowledge of the defendant, particularly in disputes involving immigrants.

"The typical strategy for any savvy advocacy group would be to say, 'What are the most appealing cases that we have the best chance of winning, and where do we have the best chances of winning them?'" said Carl Bogus, a constitutional law expert and professor of law at Roger Williams University.

The raw fish appetizers make an appealing case for Mr. Silverman's approach.

I never really believed in this Firefox OS business, but Chris made an appealing case for it.

Nonetheless, David Wallace makes a compelling and appealing case in "Capital of the World: A Portrait of New York City in the Roaring Twenties" (Lyons Press, $24.95).

Beaumont makes an appealing case for Romantic nightwalking as a "coded rebellion" against capitalism, and as a liberation in social relations.

Nonetheless, Mr. Warren, Ms. Plimpton and Mr. Baker make an appealing case for the virtues of a love that is made by human labor instead of in heaven.

Pogba, 23, has also been on the radar of Barcelona and Real Madrid and his influence for Juventus presents an appealing case for United that he could be part of their midfield for the next decade.

"Jihad" -- a word that actually means "effort" or "struggle" and reflects what all Muslims are supposed to do to observe the faith's values -- is a compelling read that makes an appealing case.