Sentence examples for robust case for from inspiring English sources

It is a big claim but Mr Thomas presents a robust case for it.

Kindred has a robust case for being the most successful modern British sportsman that few have heard of.

I very much hope Alan Johnson will join me in making a robust case for the government's own bill.

Timothy Besley and Maitreesh Ghatak, both of the London School of Economics, make a robust case for higher taxes on bankers' bonuses.

But perhaps it was because, in the end, his father made a robust case for a kind of international engagement -- using American forces to protect the peace in faraway places -- about which the younger Mr. Bush has expressed some reservations.

Foras na Gaeilge, the cross-border body that promotes Irish, has explored the value of the Irish language to business [pdf] and makes a robust case for developing this.

However, whether or not the BBC or anyone else makes robust cases for both sides, the out campaign would seem to start with an advantage just in its title.

Part of the reason for doing the trial was to develop a robust case definition and end point for use in future phase III trials of new tuberculosis vaccines.

While this economic research was not new (see High Scope and Abecedarian) and is not the only reason to invest, it provided a robust case that treasuries could understand for investing in early childhood programs in the 2000s and fitted a broader political agenda to increase social and economic productivity within the Victorian State Labour party at this time.

But Mr. Gates, who is leaving his job at the end of the month, has made a robust public case for a cautious path.

In a challenging pamphlet from the RSA, John Knell and Matthew Taylor claim that the arts lobby needs to make "a robust instrumental case for arts funding", not just in terms of social outcomes but also recognising "what is different and special" about the arts experience.