Sentence examples for familiar case from inspiring English sources
In his prepared testimony, Mr. Zoellick made the familiar case that free trade benefits American workers.
The Internet is a familiar case in point.In developing countries, fruitful interaction of this kind is unheard of.
Mr Blair goes beyond making the familiar case that Labour wooed its core voters for too long, before realising they did not add up to a winning majority.
Not even the chancellor can control EU politics by fiat.So much for the familiar case against Mr Cameron; there is also a more troubling one.
Michael Grade restated ITV's familiar case for further regulatory relief - but also revealed that ITV and the BBC were close to an agreement on sharing local news resources.
Eventually, it will exhaust its hard-currency reserves forcing it to abandon its peg.The first thing to understand about the Swiss drama is that it is the exact opposite of this more familiar case.
The application of the strategy depends on the familiarity with the case: familiar cases result in instant diagnoses, while unfamiliar ones demand the hypothetico-deductive approach.
Although HBS, which invented the MBA, is continuing its familiar case-study method of teaching, it has introduced a popular new course in "leadership and accountability".
Perhaps his catholic choice of illustration stems from the need, in any scientific work aimed at a wide audience, to flesh out abstractions with concrete and familiar cases.
Radar Logic differs from the more familiar Case-Shiller index in that it tracks more markets (25), includes data on foreclosures, condos and new construction, and is a spot price, not a running average.
In all these familiar cases, the deserver is a person.
