Sentence examples for case for selection from inspiring English sources

Now he must make his case for selection in future games.

But with eight, two and five disposals in the finals leading up, he'd also hardly made a water-tight case for selection.

It is a blow to Arter, in particular, who had hoped to press his case for selection in O'Neill's 23-man party for the finals.

Neither made a cast iron case for selection in Brisbane and although Rankin was superior, it was Finn who took two wickets.

The Saracens centre Brad Barritt made a strong case for selection during the season but England have picked five centres in Tuilagi, Tindall, Matt Banahan, Riki Flutey and Shontayne Hape.

But a stuttering performance denied fit-again senior players Peter O'Mahony and Seán O'Brien the chance to state a serious case for selection when New Zealand pitch up in Dublin next weekend, and they will now in all likelihood face off for a seat on the bench.

San Francisco and New York will get an hour apiece to make their cases for selection.

To take into account the different caseloads of different hospitals and to approximate a probability-based result, the number of cases for selection at each hospital was stratified according to the size of the hospital.

If we can eliminate competing hypotheses, then the case for sexual selection can be strengthened.

No one, of course, offers up a better case for ritual selection execution than Watson.

From that very first Shield season, his case for national selection was – empirically at least – irrefutable.