Sentence examples for coherent cases from inspiring English sources

A use case model describes the system to be constructed, the actors, representing a role played by a person or other entity that interacts with the system, and the use cases; families of usage scenarios of the application, grouped into coherent cases of functionality.

In the light of our results, such a coherence requires the presence of cycles that (i) span over a very large number of states (likely several hundreds for the most coherent cases) and (ii) are highly energy-consuming.

When asked why they support the UK, many people struggle to make a coherent case.

I waited in vain for one to make a coherent case for our moral obligation to each other.

Some of the emails appear to depict staffers at DHS struggling to make a coherent case to end the protections.

A party that's afraid of nationalism finds it pretty well impossible to make a coherent case for free movement.

But protectionism and other forms of government intervention do not necessarily require a coherent case if they are to succeed.

Because it is hard to make a coherent case that blames Boston's economic hardships on the presence of immigrants.

There is a coherent case for reverting to integrated central control, as there is also for imposing a strict purchaser/provider split.

The cruel reality of the debate format is that it never awards victory according to which candidate lays out the most coherent case on policy.

At last a coherent case for restructuring the NHS's creaking A&E system has made serious headline news and may start to penetrate public consciousness.