Sentence examples for might present a case from inspiring English sources

"The defendants might present a case to you that these Tri-Labs people were just political hacks, put there by the Administration to generate a high flow rate," O'Rourke said.

For those considering a foray into the restaurant business, Zephs' might present an interesting case study in stability: for a dozen years this family business has consistently provided creative American (albeit internationalized) cooking to a discerning clientele.

Each case might present a "perfect storm" of causality, as sociologist Andrew Jakubowicz puts it, but viewed across the whole of Australia's short history, these storms seem to register too low on the Richter scale to justify the violence that follows them.

John C. Robbins, the defense lawyer for Thomas E. Blanton Jr., accused of four counts of murder, raised the possibility that he might not present a case.

PDT might present a viable solution.

The activists might present detailed case histories of neighborhood teens, along with pictures of open drug dealing on the street.

Other officials, including some still serving in the administration, argue that Mr. Powell presented a case that paid too little attention to information that might have undermined the worst-case conclusions the administration was highlighting.

For linguists to explore this domain might smack of doing 'spontaneous sociology' (a practice Bourdieu, [1991]: 37 38 criticised while himself presenting a case of 'spontaneous linguistics').

This paper presents a case for policy recognition of hybrid systems, and explores how such systems might best be managed.

Poland presents a case in point.

Environmental policy might present such an opportunity.