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

They note that the Port Authority had its own office in Washington and is already making a case for itself in the capital.

Or you pay the $199 for the Nvidia Shield, which is a steep discount from its original price tag, and a good deal for a device that is making a case for itself as the most powerful and versatile mobile gaming device out there.

Decidedly more difficult but making a case for itself as one of the breakouts of the fest anyway is "Time Out of Mind," an intimate look at a homeless man (Richard Gere) wandering the streets of New York from the indie darling Oren Moverman.

"He's making a case for himself," Torre said.

This is a hardtop that makes a case for itself.

Here, the book makes a case for itself and its unusual structure that is utterly convincing.

This hard-to-find bottle, made from the teroldego grape from Trentino, makes a case for itself.

There has always been, in the past, a determination in couture that it make a case for itself.

It is now up to the Polish government to make a case for itself and for the laws it has pushed through parliament.

The report's main conclusion was that, in spite of a flurry of activity among iPad competitors, none had addressed issues of pricing, distribution and product differentiation adequately to make a case for itself to consumers.

The BBC has to make a case for itself once a decade, and the time has come for that to include the largest entertainment medium in the world: games.