Sentence examples for offer a case from inspiring English sources

More seriously, management experts say, JDN's travails offer a case study of the problems that can befall a public company that continues to operate like a private one.

During the upheavals that toppled Hosni Mubarak just over two years ago, I quoted from Reuel Marc Gerecht's 2004 book "The Islamic Paradox" to offer a case for something like optimism about the Egyptian future.

The less visited parts of Central Europe offer a case study in what has been (relatively) easy about the post-communist transition, and what remains – and will continue to remain – hard.

The overlapping roles and relationships of the consultants in Suite 555 at 66 Canal Center Plaza offer a case study in the fluidity and ineffectual enforcement of rules intended to prevent candidates from coordinating their activities with outside groups.

And, they say, the emergence of a market for erectile dysfunction drugs can offer a case study in how nonscientific forces can converge to give new drugs their moment.

Cameroon and Tunisia, who played a scoreless draw in their first game, offer a case study in how African teams are put together: Tunisia has a core of players from the country's top club, Esperance, and Cameroon's players all ply their trade in Europe.

Game 4 offered a case in point.

Milo offers a case in point.

Health-care reform offers a case study in this.

Mr. Asness's hedge fund offers a case in point.

Ms. Hill's mother-in-law offers a case in point.