business case

noun

1. a briefcase or attaché case.

Example Sentences

We at NASA should always be doing the next thing, the thing where the profit motive is not as evident and where the barriers to entry are still too high for the private sector to really make a compelling business case.

From Washington Post

Our leadership team went deep on why Clove’s mission was important to us as individuals—outside of the business case—and that was to create a culture of care.

From Fortune

That data point creates a pretty powerful business case to improve the performance of your site.

From Search Engine Watch

Before the court this term are business cases touching on issues ranging from product liability to human rights.

From Fortune

Will Moore, who is running against LaCava in the District 1 race, made the business case for it in our Politifest debate.

From Voice of San Diego

But this is strictly a business case, her Atlanta lawyer, John Da Grosa Smith, told The Daily Beast.

From The Daily Beast

The “business case for diversity” does have an inherent logic.

From The Daily Beast

Sometimes the business case unfolds on the tails of common social sense.

From The Daily Beast