Sentence examples for watertight case from inspiring English sources

"It's not a watertight case by any means.

"But not a watertight case yet, in my mind".

Despite the goals, he hasn't made a watertight case to change that.

Susskind's meticulous method owes something, perhaps, to his background as a barrister, determined to assemble a watertight case.

The SNP now has an electorally watertight case when it says the English are forcing Scotland out of the EU against its will.

For the first time in the law's 18-year history, it appeared as though a watertight case had finally been assembled.

Stone would keep them in shockproof, watertight cases, but he doubted that would suffice.

This allows the federal authorities to return funds unilaterally to failed states that lack the resources to build watertight cases.

Street vendors sit on the pavement, selling party balloons to refugees – not to celebrate with, but to act as watertight cases during the sea crossing.

Described as "one of the most prominent Liberal barristers in the first half of the 20th century" and "the Lord Chancellor that never was", Birkett was noted for his skill as a speaker, which helped him defend clients with almost watertight cases against them.

In her Commons statement, Theresa May suggested the government had a legally-watertight case to send Abu Qatada to Jordan, but it could take some months.