Sentence examples for as a definitive case from inspiring English sources

(I criticized Rosen, previously, for a piece on Sotomayor that I felt didn't hit a very high standard for something touted as a definitive "case" on that candidate, but he does a really lovely job profiling Diane Wood, and tying it back to the oft-discusses "empathy" criteria).

At least, until similar results are obtained for simpler, supposedly, ancient amino acids, it is hard to view the aptamer selection results as a definitive case for the stereochemical hypothesis of code origin.

A definitive case of melioidosis was defined as a clinically compatible case in which B. pseudomallei was isolated from a clinical specimen.

Still, neither side can prove a definitive case.

They also said Mr. Bush had not presented a definitive case that Iraq was an imminent threat.

The report did not make a definitive case either for or against new nuclear.

Admittedly, it would be hard to make a story from nearly 40 years ago into a definitive case study.

The piece was not meant to be a definitive "case against" Judge Sotomayor's candidacy.

Encyclopedia Britannica often is used in case studies as a definitive example of how new technology can disrupt a business.

Last Chance ★ 'The Designated Mourner' (closes on Sunday) This revival of Wallace Shawn's anatomy of a survivor in a totalitarian country makes the definitive case for its author as one of the most complex and uncompromising moralists of the American theater.

Apologising to people when you have accidentally blown them up makes sense, most of the time, but in the context of the global challenges we face I struggle to see this as a definitive (indeed, even a legitimate) case of sustainability in practice.