Sentence examples for make a credible case for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spano can make a credible case for re-election based on his record.

You can make a credible case for either one; I tend to default toward Mr. Romney because he's still a little bit ahead in the polls.

Obama would benefit if he could make a credible case for Getting Better, something he would not be able to do in this situation.

The release of Caro Quintero demonstrates that Mexico's institutions of criminal justice — not just its prisons but its judges — are too eroded by corruption to make a credible case for their own autonomy in administering justice for Treviño Morales.

Lawyers said the NSA whistleblower could make a credible case for rejecting a US application for his return, on the grounds that his alleged offence was political, but queried his prospects of ultimate success.

But I think that I can make a credible case for the existence of this God.

It does show in vivid detail how the inspector general's agents went about trying, unsuccessfully, to make a credible case of scientific misconduct against the two scientists.

The Sassoon film makes a credible case for the artistic importance of hairdressing, which Mr. Sassoon reinvented as a form of architectural design.

But the revelations of recent days have so strained relations between Washington and Berlin that that calculus appears to be changing — especially because American officials have difficulty making a credible case for what the United States has to gain from spying on senior German officials.

But he has failed to make a credible case either against Labour or for his own party.

During those few days he will have to try to make a credible case that more votes were actually cast for him than for Mr. Bush in Florida.