Sentence examples for will have a case from inspiring English sources
Posada will have a case for Cooperstown.
It is unclear whether Honeywell will have a case against G.E. if regulators reject their union.
You will have a case if the courts decide the noise is not what the reasonable person should have to endure.
Any patient deemed to have a flagged outcome on telephone follow-up or a trigger on medical record review will have a case summary prepared by a research nurse.
The study will have a case-control ratio of 1 4 (400 cases vs. 1,600 controls).
Otherwise we'll have a case of a tower that will refuse to go down.
David Cameron will claim a mandate after his party's sound victory. And given how many seats the Conservatives won over pundit predictions, he'll have a case.
"Madam," he declares on another occasion, "before I get through with you, you will have a clear case for divorce.
Now it looks as if the commission will have a second case to pursue, even closer to home.
The phone will have a metal case, unlike the 5c, according to the same report, and will potentially look like the 5s.
As with Iraq, Washington will have a stronger case to make in favor of alternative action down the road, if needed, if it first engages in diplomacy.
