Sentence examples for case why we from inspiring English sources

I want to argue the case why we can be confident about the strength and the future of British identity.

But it also comes with a surprisingly sophisticated side-order of philosophising about the nature of religion and why we believe – or, in this case, why we don't.

"Unions are effective when they have enough time to educate our members and make the case why we endorse a particular candidate," Mr. Raynor said.

"Last night we listened very carefully, and nobody made a good convincing case why we should let any student go one more day than we absolutely have to with a bad education," Mr. Bloomberg said.

"The clear commitment that has been given by Russia and China [to expand state-run news channels in Europe] strengthens the case why we should be backing the World Service," he said.

Either we in Europe think the house is on fire, in which case you want as many hoses trained on it as possible, and forget about water damage to the curtains and soft furnishings, or we don't, in which case why are we offering to cut 20% of our emissions?

I and others made a case why, indeed, we needed to redraw that red line, but many Americans seemed to think that all we were doing is drawing a red line in a pool of blood.

If that's the case, why do we give people guns when they go to war?

"And I'll say: 'In that case why are we discussing it?

If that's the case, why should we listen to a word it says about the value of books?" Jean Seaton, director of the Orwell prize, an award for political writing set up in honour of the author, was equally outraged.

"In which case, why are we so worried about a conversation between two Al Qaeda leaders?" The intercepted conversation in question was between Ayman al-Zawahri, who succeeded Osama bin Laden as the leader of Al Qaeda, and Nasser al-Wuhayshi, the leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, based in Yemen.