1.   A case can be made for both its constitutional propriety and its administrative efficiency.

2.   A group of us met to make our case for more women in the cabinet.

3.   And yet, even as we make the case for collaboration, we resist the idea of collective creativity.

4.   But no serious case has been made.

5.   Even amongst those organisms with well-coordinated nervous systems, a good case can be made for the dominance of beetles over mammals.

6.   Finding such a dose response would have made the case stronger.

7.   He had concrete proposals and made his case simply.

8.   He made his case in the car, driving the dark road.

9.   Hodgson believed that the case had been made for an entirely open, competitive labour Market in the West Indies.