Sentence examples for making a better case for from inspiring English sources

Such a discussion might help provide the kind of dispassionate basis to address legitimate Saudi concerns, while also making a better case for the need to take action to mitigate increasing emissions.

There are still fears about concussion and the scrummage, but played as it is in England at the moment, rugby could not be making a better case for itself as a sport with a healthy future.

If it's not, then they ought to be making a better case for their principles, rather than scrambling around, trying to coax reluctant candidates into the race.As for at least one of the prospects, Mrs Palin, I'll predict and this really doesn't count as going out on a limb that she won't win the presidency.

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

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

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

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

Perhaps a different, more focused selection of objects would have made a better case for the craftsman as designer.