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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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There's a good case to be made...
Hi,
Does anyone know what does, "there's a good case to be made" mean?
To me, it sounds like "it's reasonable to do that". Is it correct?
Thanks!
Does anyone know what does, "there's a good case to be made" mean?
To me, it sounds like "it's reasonable to do that". Is it correct?
Thanks!
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Yes you have the jist.
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Hi,
Does anyone know what does, "there's a good case to be made" mean?
To me, it sounds like "it's reasonable to do that". Is it correct?
No. 'A case' here means 'a convincing argument'.
eg 'There's a good case to be made that another recession will occur next year'.
This means
'It is possible to make a convincin
Does anyone know what does, "there's a good case to be made" mean?
To me, it sounds like "it's reasonable to do that". Is it correct?
No. 'A case' here means 'a convincing argument'.
eg 'There's a good case to be made that another recession will occur next year'.
This means
'It is possible to make a convincin
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