Sentence examples for narrow case from inspiring English sources
Even during her appearance with Maddow, Warren made only a narrow case on Clinton's behalf.
It used this narrow case to insert itself into that political controversy when there was no reason to do so.
The court should not use this narrow case to limit the ability of defendants to get the representation they need.
By Hendrik Hertzberg One can make a plausible, if narrow, case that Bill Clinton was one of the most accomplished American politicians of the twentieth century.
The narrow case of the English GCSE grade boundaries illustrates just how broad a burden exams bear – individual student ranking, teacher assessment, and school performance.
It's not a political document in the sense of making a narrow party case or a narrow case for a particular position.
In his dissent, Justice Samuel Alito, joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Neil Gorsuch, expressed frustration about what he characterized as his colleagues' narrow, case-specific ruling, arguing that they should have decided the larger question: Are indigent defendants entitled to independent experts?
At first, it seemed that the restrictions would reaffirm existing Hyde Amendment provisions that federal funds would only be available to Medicaid recipients in the narrow cases of rape, incest or endangerment of the woman's life.
Under Elmendorf and his predecessors, the CBO has employed dynamic scoring in narrow cases, but has remained wary of using it broadly or to estimate the macroeconomic effects of budget and tax plans.
But Verrilli stood his ground, saying he was making a narrower case restricted to health insurance.
Instead, it filed a narrower case that accuses Ms. O'Brien of violating a rule regarding the segregation of customer money, which will not require proving any fraudulent intent.
