Sentence examples for enough of a case from inspiring English sources

He doesn't have enough of a case.

Mr. Barrett does not appear as though he'll have quite enough of a case.

Evidently, with some qualifications, he could see enough of a case for the EU to be able to prioritise party unity on this issue.

By now, the Mets probably have enough of a case to send Valentine on his way, if they wanted to take that step.

After two years of legal proceedings, a judge stopped short of agreeing that the song was copied but said there was enough of a case for a jury trial in Los Angeles.

A few days later, Matté asked Gravel to make a detonating device like the one in the diagram and demonstrate it in court at a preliminary hearing before a lower-court judge, who, in accordance with Canadian law, would decide whether the Crown had enough of a case to justify a trial in the Court of Assizes.

That is enough of a bullish case to justify owning shares of Kraft Heinz, according to Lavery.

But at the very least, he seems to think that members of natural kinds present enough of a paradigmatic case that he can use them as examples.

I opted for that description because it felt like enough of an edge case to throw off a system that gets regular requests to create logos for coffee shops.

I opted for that description because it felt like enough of an edge case to throw off a system that gets regular requests to create logos for coffee shops.

"The shed is Art now, you see," wrote Anna Murphy, the arts editor of The Sunday Telegraph, of the beach hut in Ms. Emin's latest work, "and if you don't understand why, that's because you are not clever or cool enough -- a case of emperor's clothes if ever there was one".