Sentence examples for decent case that from inspiring English sources

Actually you can make a decent case that even after these cuts, the Government will still have massive funds to deploy.

Indeed, you could make a decent case that an attempt to rig the 2016 election is underway – one designed to hurt Clinton and help Trump.

Jeffrey Rosen, an associate professor at the George Washington University Law School, said that if the allegations proved accurate, "there is a decent case that Princeton was guilty of a federal misdemeanor under the federal computer fraud and abuse act that prohibits anyone from intentionally accessing a computer without authorization or exceeding authorized access".

Much more important, it became clear that U S West would have at least a decent case that it would be owed billions of dollars in damages, perhaps from Deutsche Telekom, were Qwest to repudiate U S West in favor of a deal with the German company.

(You can make a decent case that we should ignore politicians' private behavior, but this is a man who led the impeachment of a president over an affair).

Now considered one of the best players in world football, there is a decent case to be made that Bale is perhaps the Saints' best ever academy product.

And yet there's a decent case to be made that the whole thing — the vote, the walkout, the investigation of Fast and Furious, all of it — comes down, in the end, to race.

It seems like a decent bet, in that case, that Mr. James will use the money in one way or another to remain relevant and in the public eye.

Unite's assistant general secretary, Steve Turner, said: "We will continue to make the case that only with decent, direct employment right across the business can this company truly convince its stakeholders and the watching world that it is genuine about making the much-needed changes to practices that have shocked people everywhere".

On its face, all this adds up to a decent -- although hardly airtight -- case that some powerful county regulatory enforcers are engaged in a campaign of discrimination against Hispanics.

The two team up to leak information on Bank Julius Baer in a complicated case that the film does a decent job of making comprehensible.