Sentence examples for cases to build from inspiring English sources

They say they want autonomy: presumably autonomy, in some cases, to build their own three-car garages.

The resulting implementation was tested using XMOS processors with both normal and failure cases, to build up trust in the implementation.

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.

But if that hope is to become reality, much work is needed to rebuild in some cases to build for the first time the capitalist institutions necessary to a free society.

WASHINGTON — President Obama's team is busy these days managing a troop drawdown in Iraq and a troop escalation in Afghanistan, hoping in both cases to build governments that can manage their own countries.

It gives merely a truthful outline, which each reader must fill in for himself from the documentary evidence of the remainder.It would be a difficult task in most cases to build "up the man in his habit as he lived," from such meagre sources; but President Lincoln's "political career" was in the truest sense a political life, his policy was the expression of his character.

You could make a case to build a second runway.

He said the economic case to build at Heathrow instead of Gatwick was "overwhelming".

So that's the idea of that was kind of the slogan on which we build our case to build IceCube.

Two major energy companies have combined forces to bolster the case to build the UK's first carbon-capture project at Peterhead power station near Aberdeen.

Now he needed a case to build on "the Pinochet precedent" – not a hard case, like Saddam Hussein in Iraq or Gaddafi in Libya but a case he could win.