Sentence examples for become a case for from inspiring English sources
"If Dale Farm is lost I would not want it to become a case for others to refer to.
While that remains the case they can believe it to be a prize winner, a bestseller, or a landmark in western literature; only when someone else turns the first page, however, does its brilliance become a case for debate.
A person selected as a control could become a case for a subsequent separate clinical presentation during the season, but not vice versa.
The issue quickly became a case for the city's High Court, which said it would deliberate on a petition, initiated by Mr. Butt and a coalition of religious conservatives, to block the name change.
What has happened in Indonesia will become a case study for how not to run a country's football scene.
She thinks he has become a case study for modern celebrity, commenting on its absurdity and cruelty from the inside.
Stalham has become a case study for critics of Tesco and other big chains.Such criticism is in vogue.
Indeed, G.M.'s turnaround should become a case study for when and why the private equity and restructuring business can work.
Mr Wragg, who attended a comprehensive secondary school in Poynton, Cheshire, before studying history at Manchester University, qualified as a primary school teacher but left months after starting work to become a case worker for an MP.
By building such a powerful brand with offbeat, behind-the-scenes efforts — little advertising, lots of accessories and minor visible changes to bikes over the decades — Harley has become a case study for academics, marketing gurus and other corporations.
