Sentence examples for can make a sensible case from inspiring English sources
There are probably only three people who can make a sensible case for Europe.
The DPA doesn't say how long you should keep personal data, but charities can make a sensible judgment call.
It is only by getting involved in something of value that a person can make a sensible comparison of what is right with what is wrong.
(Can one marry a brochure? Legally probably not, but maybe some kind of civil ceremony?) The brochure alone can make a sensible man give up his sensible Prius.
A trial and error method is used to determine the combination of two drivers that makes a sensible case, and later, more drivers are added beyond the two primary drivers [32: 7–58, 66 67].
You can make a case for Disney.
They can make a submission there, which is quite reasonable and sensible.
If you're struggling to come up with a sensible budget, implementing this rule can make a big difference.
This surely is the sensible debate to have and you can make a decent argument either way.
