Sentence examples for a comparable case from inspiring English sources

For what it's worth, she may, in fact, see a comparable case in the not-too-distant future.

The Spanish foreign minister also says that Scotland is not a comparable case because of the union between England and Scotland but this is a smokescreen.

It will probably be easier to make a comparable case in New York, where the Republicans are expected to feature an array of moderate, pro-choice speakers and keep Rick Santorum and Tom DeLay under wraps.

Suarez is hoping to avoid a similar fate, despite having lost a comparable case when trying to force through a move from Groningen to Ajax in Holland — although he subsequently moved there in a separate deal.

In a comparable case recently, the head of South Korea's Red Cross commented in a newspaper interview on the slow pace of development in North Korea over the past ten years.

"The economic experiments of President Roosevelt may prove, I think, to be of extraordinary importance in economic history, because for the first time -- at least I cannot recall a comparable case -- theoretical advice is being taken by one of the rulers of the world as the basis of large-scale action.

In Germany a comparable case-based method started years later in 2004 when the German Diagnosis-Related-Group system (G-DRG system) was made compulsory for hospitals.

We were able to identify a single, comparable case from the literature.

aAs maternity care in the Netherlands is organized differently than the other countries (mostly home delivery under supervision of midwifes), a more comparable case study on the Oncological department was chosen.

To our knowledge, this is the first case of a softball player with CECS in literature, with only one comparable case in a major league baseball player [6].

"There is no comparable case in which a veteran statesman... has, after leaving office, been deceived and, through breach of law and of trust, been publicly embarrassed, exposed and ridiculed to such an extent".