Sentence examples for making a serious case from inspiring English sources

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.

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?

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.

As ever, there is no black and white here, but Mr Osborne's speech makes a serious case.

United still have the Champions League quarter-final to clutch at, but who can make a serious case to suggest they will offer holders and new Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich any trouble?

If the FTC does make a serious case out of Apple's iAd policies, AdMob could once again become a powerful competitor in terms of iPhone in-app advertising.

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.

Meanwhile, Kerry Washington proved that orange really is the new black and Sarah Silverman made a serious case for forest green.