Sentence examples for making cases from inspiring English sources

Most victims do not have doctors standing by, thus making cases of early intervention with cold therapy difficult to study.

Criminal informants are often essential for making cases, and courts have long upheld the legality of their use.

Because prostitution itself is not illegal, police and prosecutors have a harder time making cases against traffickers.

Employees in China were waiting at factories for final design specifications so they could start making cases.

It's a lot better than nothing, but for a festival presenter whose mission should be raising flags and making cases, it is still cowardly.

But law enforcement officials on this side of the border say the legal hurdles to making cases against smugglers remain high.

You could make cases for a lot of them.

They also make cases for flagship Android phones.

They make cases, chargers, docks and earphones, among other accessories.

Make cases or use different headphones.

Some GPs made case-by-case individualised decisions.