Sentence examples for influential case from inspiring English sources

Sixteen years ago he won an influential case against Frito-Lay over a vocal sound-alike in a Doritos commercial, and he has pursued imitators ever since.

In one influential case in the 1980s, Barry Switzer, the University of Oklahoma football coach, was sued for buying stock in a company run by a team booster — a company that was acquired shortly after he invested.

He has brought more comprehensive data to bear and has made the most influential case; if you accept the evidence he offers, progressivity in the tax code appears very damaging.

Kenneth Pollack, who served on the National Security Council under President Clinton — and whose book "The Threatening Storm" made an influential case for the war in 2002 — recently led a small group at the Brookings Institution in writing a detailed report on a new strategy for Iraq.

The most influential case for this view has been Davidson's (1982, 1984; Heil 1992).

While never entirely dismissing the influential case for women's difference, Condorcet refused to accept this as an impediment to their equal enjoyment of civil and political rights.

Selections from the article which may prove helpful are the first few paragraphs describing Justice O'Connor's role as a "swing vote" on the Court and the last several sections describing her decisions about abortion rights, Bush v. Gore, and other influential cases in recent Court history.

Additionally, the models were screened for influential cases by addressing standardized residuals and Cook's distance.

This is also supported by the presence of some influential cases.

Models were screened for influential cases by addressing standardized residuals and Cook's distance.

Major outliers and unduly influential cases were assessed for errors and/or reasons for their differentiation.