Sentence examples for case that makes from inspiring English sources

In case that makes a difference to anyone?

In his trademark way, he made a plain-spoken case that makes sense.

Oh, and just in case that makes the story-telling too simple, Mr Nolan has told the entire story backwards.

O.K. Let's stipulate that Mr. Mahmood's situation is the sort of hard case that makes bad law, as lawyers say.

WaterBlock is a coating applied directly to the parts of electronic devices — the innards, not the case — that makes them impervious to water damage.

There's also something quietly gripping about a case that makes us consider the hard lives of people trying to make an honest living in a tough neighborhood.

There's much here to remind us about the Stanford University case that made the headlines recently.

For Mr. Case, that made his original notion of a 50-50 ownership deal no longer practical.

Mr. Olson, a conservative Republican, successfully argued Bush v. Gore, the Supreme Court case that made George W. Bush president.

She has identified aspects of the case that make her deeply uneasy about the justice served.

He also has ties to a case that made news this week.