Sentence examples for has made its case from inspiring English sources

So far, it has made its case with only a broad brush.

It has made its case at festivals and craft shows, and flown lawmakers to mine sites in France and Canada.

By the end, though, the play has made its case.

And while the defense has made its case in public, Ms. Rice's investigation has played out entirely behind closed doors.

The standard of proof for an indictment is not that the state has made its case beyond a reasonable doubt, but that there is probable cause to prosecute.

Since he said these words, his administration has made its case that President Bashar al-Assad's regime has used chemical weapons against Syrian citizens.

On the day of the All-Star Game, Selig was asked at a news conference whether baseball, during its negotiations with the players, could have made its case more emphatically if it had let a team or two go bankrupt.

What if its story had made its case by employing leaked classified intelligence on the killing of civilians in Iraq?

After the 90-minute conference call, some senior lawmakers were not persuaded that the Obama administration had made its case for military action in Syria.

When the trial resumed, the judge was satisfied that the prosecution had made its case and dismissed Martin's version of events.

It has made its best case.