Sentence examples for make a bolder case for from inspiring English sources
They do, however, need to make a bolder case for why they are fighting on quite so many fronts—and to tell the public when it can expect to feel the benefit of the slimmer, fitter Leviathan it has been promised.
For instance, he makes a bold case for military intervention to restore order in failing states (like Somalia); "the typical cost of a civil war", he calculates, is "around $64 billion".
In Ignorance: How it Drives Science (Oxford £14.99), Columbia biologist Stuart Firestein challenges our relationship with facts and knowledge, making a bold case for new models of science education and research funding rewarding curiosity rather than certitude.
A visit to their old camp finds few of them cheeringAsia: A shot heard around the Pacific Japan's prime minister makes a bold case for free trade as his country looks to join the trans-Pacific Partnership talksBritain: David Cameron's Euroscepticism Membership of the European Union is very often maddening but, on balance, the alternatives for Britain are worseBusiness education: Mind if I cut in?
But we lost the ability to make a bold, ambitious, sincere and plausible case for a better future, settling instead for a future that wasn't worse.
In his famed essay Self-Reliance, Ralph Waldo Emerson makes a bold, forward-thinking case for the importance of self-acceptance: "Good and bad are but names very readily transferable to that or this; the only right is what is after my constitution, the only wrong is against it.
This was an ideal moment for Hoffman's parents to make a bold proposal.
So we will make a bold choice.
We wanted to make a bold statement.
We had to make a bold move.
