Sentence examples for case to build a from inspiring English sources

You could make a case to build a second runway.

Earlier this decade, city officials in Hagerstown, Md., started making the case to build a longer runway at their airport to lure service by regional jets, instead of the turboprop planes that provided its only flights.

Among the thousands of pages of internal e-mails and documents Congressional investigators have gathered about the operation, they found a few — from well after the operation began showing that A.T.F. officials considered using some examples of gun flows documented in the case to build a case for requiring greater reporting of multiple "long gun" (rifle) sales by federally licensed gun shops.

"There is definitely a case to build a new hospital and if I were MP I would be seeking funding to achieve that".

It may be difficult to scale internationally, but Japan's market might just be big enough in this case to build a solid company.

As Asian cities make money as popular global innovators, there is no need to create more waste people can be inspired in Peesapaty's case to build a business out of their compassion for the earth and fellow peers who also inhabit it.

As the article uses an engineering approach to model evolution, evolution could also be used as a test case to build an evolvable (software) system based on the same paradigms.

One of our goals is to use some of the works on historical cases to build a heuristic framework concerning the main conditions for the emergence and development of tool industries.

"You can definitely make a case" to build three submarines a year, said Mr. Courtney, whose district is home to the Naval Submarine Base New London and to General Dynamics Electric Boat, both in Groton.

So Republicans are now trashing the medical marijuana initiative to boost Scott or in Adelson's case, perhaps to build a casino.

Campaigners are launching a legal case against plans to build a cycle track at a Derby nature reserve.