ABC executives are convinced that they have built a compelling case for the advantages their network offers, enough to entice Mr. Letterman to switch networks.
In its own way, Class Struggle makes a good case for the advantages of using games, not just to teach, but also to persuade.
Overall, this provides a strong case for the advantages of the Dimensional Reduction Method over current parameter identification methods designed for addressing ill-posed problems.
Professor Diamond concedes that a few studies do not make a conclusive case for the advantages of multilingualism.
You may get 25 years of protection against Alzheimer's, which means you won't get it until you're 102 years old, so you're not going to get it at all". Professor Diamond concedes that a few studies do not make a conclusive case for the advantages of multilingualism.
-- single is "I Can't Be Your Boy (Cuz I'm a Grown Man)," and the group makes a pretty compelling case for the advantages of dating mature men.
So for those Americans who do attend college, the case for taking advantage of its denser-than-average social landscape might actually get stronger as the non-virtual alternatives decline.
And Representative Jane Harman, a California Democrat and member of the Homeland Security Committee, accused critics of falsely characterizing the Ghailani case "for political advantage," arguing that he was facing "a stiffer sentence than all but one meted out by military tribunals".
Concern that the escalating Enron inquiry could ensnare the White House has rattled some Republicans in Congress, who said they were not yet willing to defend the administration while so many facts were still unknown but who warned Democrats against trying to use the case for partisan advantage.
Our findings should lead to further studies focusing on this subpopulation, as well as making a strong case for the advantage of utilizing primary cells from this subpopulation as an experimental model system.
This case for the persistent advantages of private virtue does not disprove more purely economic analyses of what's gone wrong in American life, but it should at the very least complicate them, and suggest a different starting place for discussions of the common good than the ground that most liberals prefer to occupy.
