Sentence examples for sound case for from inspiring English sources

Many presenters often move straight to solution and neglect to build a sound case for immediate action.

He makes a fist of mounting a sound case for it but ultimately appears to concede defeat on that score: it was, and is, all about the money.

There is a perfectly sound case for saying we should have tightened policy before the crash; there is absolutely no case whatever for effectively accepting that Labour 'caused' it.

The problem for Redknapp is that when a manager is apportioning blame like this he has to make a sound case for the prosecution – cold logic, if you like, rather than hot air.

If public officials would provide honest leadership on this and other infrastructure issues, making a sound case for the investments that are needed and the benefits that would accrue from rebuilding America's infrastructure, the public would be likely to sign on.

To the Editor: Your editorial makes a sound case for why it is so vital for colleges and universities to be allowed to consider race and ethnicity as factors in the admissions process, and why a class-based system would be an inadequate substitute.

In New York, people often asked me if there really is a sound business case for tackling issues such as climate change and poverty.

Finally, while there is a perfectly sound economic case for scrapping the cuts to tax credits, the U-turn would be a political disaster for Osborne and a gift to his potential leadership rivals.

Despite their widespread usage, the distribution of the active intensity directions in the presence of interference has not been investigated before, except for the diffuse sound field case for which the distribution becomes uniform.

Alan Sugar's comments were a great opportunity for someone to come out and say, 'Can I remind people that this is the law, this is why we do it, this is our vision of the modern workplace, this is what using the skills and talents of the full population might mean, and what it delivers for business because we know that there's a hugely sound business case for women in the workplace".

And right now they seem sceptical that there is a sound business case for spending billions on technology for which the demand is still not clear.