Sentence examples for viable case from inspiring English sources

Still the St . Lukes strings made a viable case for the experiment.

"They did not have a viable case and they quit," he said.

"We obviously felt that we had a viable case," said Robert J. Valli Jr. who represented Mr. Valle.

Justice Elena Kagan countered, suggesting that the court should focus instead on the minimum amount required to mount a viable case.

"I was frog-marched out of the prosecutor's office," Mr. Barlyn said, "because I objected to the dismissal of a viable case against an important local official".

Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a Thai political analyst at Japan's University of Kyoto, said the charges were an "obvious ploy to get rid of the Shinawatras" rather than a viable case.

It is unclear how many viable cases remain.

And there are handful of viable cases that could bring that argument before the Court.

We showed that a combination of information (eg, the one implemented within the GeneSV system) about the permissible nucleotide variability observed in corresponding regions in genomic sequences, with conservation/variability results from protein sequence and structure-based analyses can improve overall accuracy predictions, in both viable and non-viable cases.

However, antenatal diagnosis leads to detect more non-viable cases that otherwise would have been miscarriages and remain undiagnosed, and, therefore, improvements in quality and accessibility of diagnostic test can make the estimation of trends in congenital anomalies rates more prone to bias than in other health outcomes.

The issue is whether, taken together, they provided enough detail to comprise a viable prosecution case.