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The phrase "made a case that" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it to introduce a statement or argument that someone has put forward. For example, "The prosecutor made a case that the defendant was guilty of the crime."
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Not in the sense that I thought they made a case that deserved arguing with directly.
Nonetheless, the White House made a case that was sophisticated and fact-based.
Yet the fragility of his mandate emboldened his Republican foes in Congress, who would not have dared be so obstructive if they had felt that Mr Obama had made a case that had won over the centre ground, and the country had massed at the president's side.This would apply to Mr Romney just as much, should he win.
On that basis, Christian writers like Augustine made a case that was right to force others, including through violence, to think and act rightly and, what's more, you could ask the empire to exert that force.
And as was his goal, Nowak has indeed made a case that supports that message, and one that indeed proves useful for the book's apparent audience, which struck me as likely a more general reader with an interest in consumer tech, but lacking a deep and pervasive knowledge.
Democrats have made a case that the tax cuts are the main culprit.
Marvin Williams made a case that a 3-pointer early in the first quarter can be a backbreaker.
He made a case that Iowa would consume too much time and money that could be better invested elsewhere.
"They have not to this point made a case that a fare increase is warranted," Mr. Hevesi said today.
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Still, they are making a case that could be hard to prove.
It's that he's making a case that's usually never addressed by atheists at all.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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