Sentence examples for more solid case from inspiring English sources

As federal prosecutors wrapped up their case against Mr. James and Ms. Riley on Friday — which included 33 witnesses over 16 days — there was a sense among some who have been following the trial that the prosecution has built a much more solid case against Ms. Riley than against Mr. James.

Archaeologist Tom Dillehay of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, says he had some doubts about Neves' hypothesis when it was first proposed, but "Neves is building a more solid case with these skeletons".

You would have a more solid case if you were also physically injured or experienced the threat of injury.

"The further you can let the defendant play out his scheme and take bribes and perhaps do things in return, the more solid the case would be, both legally and in front of a jury".

With what I know now, I would be better positioned to help an early-stage company with its plan and also help the company present a more solid business case.

Boeing officials have said they are also working on building more solid containment cases and better venting mechanisms in the event of overheating.

Yes, if anything it's more solid in both cases.

The federal government, which pays for roughly half the Medicaid expenses, is supposed to get a similar proportion of the payout, though there is no rock-hard assurance that the states will hand it over.The new planned lawsuit, which would be to recover federal money spent on Medicare and medical payments for other government workers, appears no more solid than the states' case.

In the end, Nokia's roughly $2 billion spent annually on R&D, combined with a high cadence output of IP, a strong developing high-end phone line and the potential for Google to make the US cellular market for Nokia more open make a solid case for long term success.

A strong point of the present study was the relatively large number of 1200 cases, which provides a much more solid database than, for example, the 288 cases of the Swiss study.

Some observers concluded that his real aim was perhaps to bolster his credentials as a radical, before facing down an imminent national pay strike by civil servants.As for investors, he could perhaps more usefully have made a solid case for wider interest in his country's growing economy.