Sentence examples for a case especially from inspiring English sources

He has a case, especially because the squad is lighter in numbers and quality than last season.

But the life sentence he received is almost unheard of in such a case, especially since the government reneged on its agreement not to seek a life sentence.

But there can be good strategic reasons for making prosecutors work harder to build a case, especially if cooperation has not generated any particular benefits and perhaps even fueled efforts to file charges.

"It's often a case, especially for lower-paid workers and part-timers, of not having money to buy groceries if they take unpaid sick days," Lamberton said.

The mother's plea deal was a "very good" resolution for a case, especially so early in the case's proceedings, he added.

"Our research in six Indonesian cities confirmed that, instead of curbing the desire for intoxication, prohibition facilitates the growth of black markets, a case especially evident in areas with partial prohibition that limits the distribution of alcohol to particular zones," the report found.

Since the framers strenuously disagreed with each other it is impossible to know with any certainty what they would have thought in a particular case, especially in a world vastly different from the one the framers lived in.

Prosecutors said it was not unusual to delay charges in a homicide case, especially if there was a claim that the shooting was justified.

There's a lot to learn from the jury trial that ended with the largest-ever verdict to a single plaintiff in an employment case, especially if you're an employer.

The motivation for adopting an FA theory becomes clearer when one moves from a single case, especially the paradigmatic good of pleasure, to other good things.

The dengue case definition is important for diagnosing a dengue case, especially when diagnosing without laboratory confirmation in resource-poor settings.