Sentence examples for make a serious case from inspiring English sources
The intelligence community hasn't even attempted to make a serious case that this authority is actually necessary.
But does this oil-industry-backed study actually make a serious case for weaker environmental protection as a job-creation strategy?
Instead, it's the big moments: the historic wins and losses, the inability of an incumbent president to make a serious case for re-election.
This is what the reviewers I love do for me: they offer a record of impressions and ideas strong enough to make a serious case and flexible enough to allow someone else to make another.
Though Singer and Mason make a serious case for vegans (it takes 13 pounds of grain to produce a single pound of beef), they're realistic enough to admit this will probably never be a popular option.
Soon after, deGrom told Jeff Wilpon, the Mets' chief operating officer and part of the family that owns the team, that he had reached his goal for the season — perhaps because he thought he needed double-digit wins to make a serious case for the Cy Young Award.
May, therefore, makes a serious case.
Not making a serious case to be a regular in England's squad.
No question, though, that Slim is making a serious case for the title.
As ever, there is no black and white here, but Mr Osborne's speech makes a serious case.
If one does not think Strauss has made a serious case for the dire intellectual and political implications of this predicament, then one will not be persuaded that Strauss has done much more than creatively re-read some pre-modern philosophers, for better or for worse.
