Sentence examples for case why it from inspiring English sources

And the A.F.L.-C.I.O. has to make a strong case why it itself is needed.

"The Conservative Party has got to stop arguing between two camps and start presenting a case why it wants to be the government of this country," he said.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer's Terry Pluto makes a case why it's not crazy to hire the coordinator of the N.F.L.'s 26th-ranked offense, but others, like ESPN.com's James Walker, believe it's a risky call that will determine Holmgren's legacy in Cleveland.

You can see, in that case, why it's a look George Osborne favours.

In this case, why it is the sperm and not the egg cells that have been specialized for this part of the writing is not specified by the theory, but one may wonder if the excessive number of sperm compared to the number of eggs enables this excessive writing activity, for example by providing enough cells so that some will be functional despite intensive evolutionary work causing a high error rate.

This being the case, why is it important as it seems to many of us and as is enshrined in law to honor the requirement of informed consent when a fully capacitated Jehovah's Witness refuses a blood transfusion on religious grounds?

In that case, why call it 'Suspiria'?" Why, indeed why not change things and make a new movie, and call it The Neon Demon?

In other words, for the platform to be a success, Sony cannot promote its own content above that of competitors: in which case, why own it?If the content-to-gadgets strategy fails, Sir Howard will face some hard choices.

In any case, why is it a gift?

If that is the case, why call it a blog (whatever that is supposed to mean)?

But if that were the case, why did it not happen before?