Sentence examples for damning case from inspiring English sources

So that's the (fairly damning) case against Trading Places.

This is a list without many success stories, and Kwarteng, who is a Conservative member of Parliament with Ghanaian parents and who claims to want to transcend "sterile" debates about the empire, ends up making a damning case.

But taken in isolation, there was also a damning case against Comey, as outlined in a letter written by Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein and released by the White House when the FBI director was fired last May.

Investigators found enough nuclear goods bound for Libya to make a damning case; confronted with the evidence, the country's dictator, Muammar Qaddafi, who had been seeking an accommodation with the United States, agreed to give up all weapons of mass destruction in exchange for an eventual end to economic sanctions.

After compiling a damning case against Goldman Sachs, the SEC let the firm go with a $550 million fine.

Even if the documentary doesn't make a similar splash, it's certainly compiled a damning case against the NFL.

Yes! - your approach to this whole damn case bothers me!

"If we ever win this damned case I'm going to give you this Bentley," said Mr. Montgomery, who did just that.

Secondly, what's to stop me from just ripping the damn case off or melting it down with a soldering iron?

The new report comes after Edward Timpson, children and families minister, requested a more detailed analysis of why mistakes occurred following the publication of the damning serious case review.

A damning serious case review found that Pelka was "invisible" to a vast number of professionals including his teachers, police officers and social workers, who missed dozens of chances to rescue the child before his death in March 2012.