Sentence examples for has a better case from inspiring English sources

Objectively, Mauer has a better case, with three Gold Gloves, three batting titles, a Most Valuable Player award and a $184 million contract.

On net balance, despite the Quebec wildcard I think BCE likely has a better case than Clear Channel did in any litigation, because BCE has a greater contractual lock on the sponsors that can keep them from defecting.

If d has a better case for being a heap than c, then a precisification cannot make c a heap but not d.

The Host agrees -- it's a great idea to really test theory that it's a 50-50 country by having a clear conservative run against a clear progressive since the latter has a better case to make to America's progressive majority.

I just thought that yes had a better case.

Levkoff might have had a better case had the suite leases been automatically renewable.

But even if it had had a better case, BNP would have had little choice but to settle.

In an interview with the Press Trust of India, Mr. Sinha said India had a "better case" for a pre-emptive strike against Pakistan than America did against Iraq.

If it could produce research establishing children are better off in care than with gays, it might have a better case.

One Vatican official, asked whether a priest dismissed under certain provisions of the zero-tolerance policy would now have a better case for appeal, said, "Absolutely".

The Confederates had a better case: in 1860, Abraham Lincoln got barely thirty-nine per cent of the vote, a smaller share than any Presidential winner since.