Sentence examples for pillar of the case from inspiring English sources

So the dollar's resurgence undermines another pillar of the case for gold.

One argument we're hearing is the central pillar of the case for private gun ownership: that we are all safer when more individuals have guns because armed citizens deter crime and can defend themselves and others against it when deterrence fails.

The second pillar of the case for prioritizing rural MSM involves ensuring that these men profit from the current supportive environment around MSM health.

The third pillar of the case is that more research with MSM, and specifically rural MSM is needed to ensure that public health services are able to respond adequately and appropriately.

Spackman's involvement in the murder inquiry and the later conviction of Vincent in another case were the "twin pillars" of the case for Lane, he said.

"Broadband is, was, and will be the principal pillar of the bull case" for Comcast, said Craig Moffett, a senior analyst at Bernstein Research.

There, Officer Turetzky gave a taped statement that became the pillar of the prosecution's case in three trials.

Mr. Allen, who had been a Stevens friend, once owning a racehorse with him, is the pillar of the government's case that Mr. Stevens knowingly failed to list on Senate disclosure forms some $250,000 worth of gifts and renovations to his Alaska home.

In June, the independent experts decided that two pillars of the prosecution case were not reliably founded.

One of the pillars of the prosecution case was that Sheila would not have been strong enough to inflict this beating on Nevill, who was 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) tall and by all accounts in good health.

His performance in those harrowing months after the attacks has become the main pillar of his case to become the next commander in chief, and something he reminds voters of frequently in debates and speeches.