Sentence examples for sustain a case from inspiring English sources

"There were many times when I believed someone's allegations," she said, "but could not sustain a case because there was not enough evidence".

It's fairly hard to sustain a case that McGriff was one of the best six or seven players on the ballot this year.

It does not matter though even if the committee cannot sustain a case against McCarthy, as his career is almost over.

Charges were brought only in the instances in which prosecutors felt they had adequate evidence to sustain a case, the person said.

The prosecution presented its case for seven weeks, and, when it rested, Judge Torres dismissed Eddie Voccola, saying that there was insufficient evidence to sustain a case against him.

Given that she was selected to stand for parliament before she even left school it is hard to sustain a case that it was based on a proven track record of achievement.

In all three cases, a progressive sustained reduction of ptiO2 developed from a median value of 24.7 11.4 mmHg with a median recovery to 17.3 mmHg after the cluster.

The case redefined the type of "malice" needed to sustain a libel case.

These experiments require strategies to sustain a discharge in case of unforeseen events, e.g. heat overloads of plasma facing components or the failure of a plasma heating source.

We cannot build and sustain such a case for health if we look at the issue solely through the clear but narrow lenses of our institutional interests ― or if we settle for the blurred vision of a watered down or imprecise goal or goals.

Ebola: UNICEF will work with governments and communities to support the Ebola response and achieve and sustain a 'resilient zero' Ebola cases.