Sentence examples for make a legitimate case from inspiring English sources

It seemed to us that there was no overwhelming reason to do it and that you could make a legitimate case for it or against it".

The problem, he said, is that Delta and Northwest -- which have had stronger cash positions than their rivals -- cannot make a legitimate case that they are on the verge of bankruptcy, while American Airlines could.

The computer analysis, his Wednesday report concluded, "makes a legitimate case that Stuxnet could indeed disrupt or destroy" Iranian centrifuge plants.

You can make a legitimate argument either way, but the case for Ronaldo is that he has outlasted Messi, who has been in relative decline since 2013; that he has overcome far greater adversity and ill-will; and that he has achieved as much despite playing in relatively inferior teams.

Now, Mr. Limbaugh, you may well have a legitimate case to make about tax cuts and what they can do for the economy, but the histrionics and the name-calling, they undermine anything constructive you might have to say.

Do I have a legitimate case on which to protest this?

Typically the plaintiffs do minimal research to determine if they have a legitimate case.

Think it through, does he or she have a legitimate case against me.

"There could be a legitimate case made against" the county rules, said Robert Stern, former president of the Center for Governmental Studies, which analyzes campaign finance laws.

That's a legitimate case to make – of course it is.

For the first time since the early 1970s, there is a legitimate case to be made that Australia are not the best team in the world.