"If you were to look at certain demographic data, you could construct a case for advertising in Smithsonian, Architectural Digest.
How difficult would it be to construct a case against him in terms of the new counter-extremism strategy?
We were having a good time, but it would also be possible to construct a case that we were the worst parents in the world.
The state and county attorneys present their singular narrative, their small bits of evidence, to construct a case that says that the offender is guilty – or not.
If you believe you should make more money, you need to construct a case that's tied to you, your abilities, your accomplishments and your worth.
Bass goes on to construct a case that a Democratic challenger running a locally tailored campaign a campaign aimed at older voters, women, African-Americans, and moderates just might have an outside chance.
Don Meyer, an aide to Ms. Clarke, said a strategic decision was made in 2002 to make the analysts the main focus of the public relations push to construct a case for war.
His prosecutors, Holder said, had "constructed a case that uses materials and evidence that does not derive from the techniques that were controversial," which would "maximize our chances for success".
Bass goes on to construct a case that a Democratic challenger running a locally tailored campaign — a campaign aimed at older voters, women, African-Americans, and moderates — just might have an outside chance.
