Sentence examples for good cases that from inspiring English sources

Some critics of the Police Department have said that the death of Mr. Dorismond and the arrest of people like Mr. Flowers are the result of the authorities keeping up pressure to arrest drug suspects but scraping the bottom of the barrel in terms of the good cases that can be made.

At the same time, the U.S. Attorney's Office with the greatest expertise in these kinds of cases, the Southern District of New York, was just embarking on its prosecution of insider trading cases arising from the Rajaratnam tapes, which soon proved a gold mine of good cases that absorbed a huge amount of the attention of the securities fraud unit of that office.

The best business is in unlocking good cases that otherwise might not be filed, rather than in funding a slew of uncertain ones in the hope that some are settled for their "nuisance value", or that a few big wins pay for the rest.For now, demand for outside funding outstrips supply.

"A good case that shows everyone's memory can be wrong," she wrote.

"If the government won't sign on, then it can't be a very good case - that's the effect it has on judges". Most of the lawsuits are brought by former employees of giant firms.

But there is a good case that the judge was wrong to grant amnesty.

And there's a good case that such activities are actually harmful.

Yet there is a good case that such opportunism would have been counter-productive.

The book makes a good case that educators should put more emphasis on professional apprenticeships.

"There's a good case that it is big and getting bigger".

Conservatives make a good case that treating minority groups as victims diminishes America and institutionalises dependency.