Sentence examples for broadest case from inspiring English sources

Kevin T. Jackson, associate professor of business ethics at Fordham University's business school, makes the broadest case for trying to exploit those assets.

His reporting exposed one of the broadest cases of academic fraud in collegiate history, enraging many fans, and led to the university's buying out the head coach's contract and the dismissal of four other officials.

She also made a broad case for international cooperation.

It might also influence a broader case being brought by younger Gurkhas alleging discrimination in pay and pensions.

Mr. Clinton tried today, as he has in private meetings this week with members of Congress, to make a broader case.

In a speech to Parliament, Mr. Khatami laid out a broader case against America's place in the world.

Steven Campanini, a Tenet spokesman, said the San Diego settlement would let the company focus on settling the broader case.

Mr. Romney fumbled his efforts to make that broader case in his second debate with Mr. Obama last week.

He acknowledged that the Knicks, who started the season 3-14, could not make a broader case for Lee's candidacy.

The evidence against Mr. Hayes is considered a linchpin in a broader case involving UBS, the Swiss banking giant.

When the referendum comes it will be the broad case for and against membership that will be in voters' minds.