Sentence examples for has a case to be from inspiring English sources

Once you get past the first 15 or 20 at-large teams, the bubble is exceptionally large, and pretty much every squad has a case to be made.

"Mo was exceptional and with those six Olympic and world medals I really think he has a case to be the best middle-distance runner of all time now," said Salazar.

After Eaton's gold at the world championships in Moscow, when he shrugged off a season of niggles and a poor first day to complete a full set of multi-event titles, he has a case to be considered as the very best of all.

And many local lawyers brought in trial lawyers from Manhattan or Brooklyn if they had a case to be tried.

In fact if it was the job of student unions to promote voices that were excluded from the mainstream, you could argue that the BNP would have a case to be heard.

"The accused has made a case to be released on bail," he concluded, while the prosecution had not established a case for detaining him, he said.

"I come to the conclusion that the accused has made a case to be released on bail," he said.

Kawhi Leonard, who had 20 points and 14 rebounds on Thursday night, has been making a case to be the face of the franchise when Duncan retires.

Two out of three of these conditions had to be met for a case to be included in our study.

"I believe there's a case to be had that the monkey was my assistant".

Hayley Wickenheiser, the captain of the Canadian women's Olympic hockey team, has a good case to be considered the greatest living hockey player".