The phrase "as the case made" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The decision was based on the evidence presented, as the case made was compelling."
Alternatives: "as the situation presented" or "as the circumstances dictated."
But the grave remained undisturbed as the case made it through the appeals process.
As the case made him a celebrity, he invested in blue contact lenses and Botox injections.
As the case made its long way through the courts, the country became much more open to gay equality.
As the case made its way to the state's highest court, one of the judges who ruled on it said imperfection was no reason to hide the data.
As the case made its way to the court, it generated interesting questions like whether states have a right to bring such a suit and whether E.P.A. action would amount to unauthorized interference in foreign policy.
A stay was granted, meaning Prop 8 remained in force, as the case made its way through the judicial system; on March 26th it became the first gay-marriage case to reach the Supreme Court.
The report blew away as false the case made relentlessly by South Yorkshire police that drunk or misbehaving Liverpool fans had somehow been responsible.
Eight judges have dropped out as the case makes its way to trial, with the eighth recusing himself earlier this week, just a few days after being appointed.
Now, as the case makes its way to the supreme court, undocumented immigrants face another threat: every major Republican presidential candidate has promised to end the existing program if they take office in 2017.
But it will take up the time of management as the case makes its way through the system.
"You are going to see a substantial change even as the case makes its way through the courts".
