Sentence examples for the case for how from inspiring English sources

This isn't the case for how breasts are perceived culturally.

Take the case for how business is so much more globally interconnected today.

The job won't find me, and I have to make the case for how I could make a contribution.

They make the case for how humans' innate love of nature and attachment to place compels them to restore places that are threatened, destroyed, or lost.

Develop a proposal that makes the case for how a Fellow might contribute to graduate community by working in your area.

— The case for how Harvey, by adding yet another messy, expensive item to lawmakers' September to-do list, will make next month that much harder is self-evident.

The paper reflects on the implications of this case for how we regulate human-animal relations and live in contemporary cities, and the crucial role of animals in altering urban form, aesthetics and everyday life, particularly in non-Western contexts.

One of the key architects of the new Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) lays out the case for rethinking how we measure poverty, how we understand it, and even what to do about it.

THE CASE FOR PEACE: How the Arab-Israeli Conflict Can Be Resolved.

In a much-heralded speech on race in March, Mr. Obama denounced Mr. Wright's more controversial views, even as he made the case for understanding how the minister's experience with race in America had shaped his views.

David Miles, finance professor at Imperial College will conduct a study for the Chancellor "to examine the case for, and how, Britain can develop a market for long-term fixed mortgages".