Sentence examples for sympathetic case from inspiring English sources
You went on for pages building a sympathetic case as to why the coldblooded killer Jeremy Gross shouldn't get the death penalty.
After being jailed for beating his wife, Theresa, Aieti is given $15 by a sympathetic case manager to buy her roses.
And while you might think it impossible to make a sympathetic case for someone who sells drugs to small children, it is part of the strange paradox of the production that Darren Kuppan's wannabe gangster, Rizla, manages precisely that.
As for Robert Winner, the farmer who owned the land that the Toll organization wanted to develop, he presented a sympathetic case to the public for wanting to sell his land and retire, having signed a contract last November to sell his land to the developer for $7 million.
Pamela S. Falk, a professor at the City University of New York who has no connection to the suit, said, "The court will have to weigh a strong and sympathetic case by the victims that they have not been fairly compensated against a longstanding tradition in U.S. law to give deference to government administrators".
"While some may view this as a sympathetic case," said Kate O'Brien Ahlers, a spokeswoman for the New York City Law Department, "the city has a serious problem with unlicensed vendors who cause congestion and have a negative impact on the quality of life for New Yorkers and visitors".
"And you can only get it with sympathetic cases".
They portray him as a money-grubbing malpractice lawyer who mined sympathetic cases for huge settlements that have contributed to rising health care costs and made him millions.
"Although these would otherwise be sympathetic cases," Ms. Falk said, referring to Mr. Clancy and others, "they put themselves in harm's way, and they potentially could have endangered U.S. troops".
The law currently allows for sympathetic cases to be reviewed, but right now most of these cases have no way to get a real hearing.
Lawyers would often bring sympathetic cases — family breadwinners or newlyweds — to ICE lawyers and ask them to explain why they were continuing to prosecute them despite the priority system.
