Sentence examples for make a sound case for from inspiring English sources
The problem for Redknapp is that when a manager is apportioning blame like this he has to make a sound case for the prosecution – cold logic, if you like, rather than hot air.
So provided that we are consistent in our comparisons of objectual and propositional understanding on the one hand, and objectual and propositional knowledge on the other, Kvanvig fails to make a sound case for thinking that understanding is of greater value than knowledge.
To the Editor: Your editorial makes a sound case for why it is so vital for colleges and universities to be allowed to consider race and ethnicity as factors in the admissions process, and why a class-based system would be an inadequate substitute.
If public officials would provide honest leadership on this and other infrastructure issues, making a sound case for the investments that are needed and the benefits that would accrue from rebuilding America's infrastructure, the public would be likely to sign on.
Charlie Paul's crazy-busy profile of artist and illustrator Ralph Steadman inevitably foregrounds the wild rides its subject enjoyed alongside Hunter S Thompson; it makes a sound case for Steadman's eruptive splurges ("a bit like being sick") as a correlative to the element of chance inherent in Thompson's writing.
Mr. Chafets makes a sound case that baseball is not as pure as purists think.
They make a good case for change.
He makes a fist of mounting a sound case for it but ultimately appears to concede defeat on that score: it was, and is, all about the money.
More than 100,000 hardly made a sound for 60 seconds.
make a stronger case for discipline.
