Sentence examples for made a weak case from inspiring English sources

The Republicans have made a weak case as to how having federal employees who are protected by Civil Service dampens antiterrorist measures.

Andreas Leikauf, a Viennese artist, makes a weak case for monochrome and photo appropriation with works that are far too reminiscent of Luc Tuymans's art.

But even Mr. Borjas's dire conclusions about the damage inflicted by immigration on American-born workers makes a weak case for tougher border controls.

So long as voters know and care little about what goes on in the parliament, that institution can only make a weak case to be given more powers in the name of democracy.

Their problem isn't that they lack ambition, or are making a weak case.

"They can make a weak case, and the grand jury can come back and say, 'we don't have enough to indict' and nobody will know what happened," Crump said.

Jefferson, and no subsequent president, tried to make any sort of business arrangement of the kind which Washington did, which is why Kontorovich and DOJ have to reach that far back, to POTUS 1, to make a weak case for Trump.

But the show makes a weaker case for the relevance of contemporary art in Detroit.

Moreover, Mr. Gillers said, the lack of physical evidence and the heavy reliance on one witness does not necessarily make for a weak case.

I was willing to concede (well, not too willing) that under certain circumstances there might be some justice in the new law; I could understand that you could make a case (a weak case) that people like me had been getting away with a form of subsidized housing for years; I could see (dimly) that the landlords were entitled to something.

Several ministers told me at the time that they were always uncomfortably aware of Shrapnel's looming presence, particularly when they knew they had a weak case to make.