Sentence examples for makes a better case from inspiring English sources

But in policy terms, it seems like it makes a better case for the Paul Ryan-Ron Wyden premium support proposal for Medicare and the potential right-0f-center alternatives to Obamacare than it does for Obamacare itself.

He makes a better case, I think, when he says that I bemoan the erosion of civility in American life, then write an entire chapter about Courtney Love that consists of just one word: "Ho".

"I can't think of anything that makes a better case for more frequent campaign finance disclosure," said Bill Allison, the editorial director at the Sunlight Foundation, a pro-transparency nonprofit that supports real-time campaign contribution disclosure.

I wish I could say that David Bentley Hart makes a better case with his Experience of God, but his mean-spirited snobbery sabotages whatever intellectual sophistication he brings to the table (which makes me think he mostly wrote it to his fawning First Things reader base so they could enjoy scoffing together at the stupid atheists that Hart won't lower himself to actually engage directly).

Maybe he did make a better case.

Maybe better politicians could have made a better case for the right policies.

Perhaps a more imaginative exhibition would make a better case for continuing to use these materials.

Opponents of the boycott need to make a better case than that.

Can he make a better case, despite being a transient on his way up the ladder?

Iannucci said he was "frustrated" the BBC did not make a better case for itself.

"You could make a better case for the symphony than for the racetrack.