Sentence examples for a conspicuous case from inspiring English sources

One striking feature of the Conway case is that the MP for Old Bexley and Sidcup (Ted Heath's Euro-sceptic successor there) is a conspicuous case of an upwardly-mobile working class Tory getting hammered, not the first either.

In a conspicuous case, a battery recycler in Vernon whose lead and arsenic emissions have endangered the health of residents in southeast Los Angeles County has been smelting batteries for decades with only a temporary permit.

A more conspicuous case is brassinosteroids, whose involvement in fruit developmental processes has been studied in only a few species [ 45], [ 46].

He is a conspicuous instance of a self-made man.

An early and most conspicuous case of such an apotheosis (becoming divine) is that of Alexander the Great, who was called a god in his lifetime.

The most conspicuous case is in Texas.

There is no more conspicuous case than the United States.

The most conspicuous case of misleading salesmanship involves the estate tax.

In the most conspicuous case, in 1939 the three Baltic states asked to join the Soviet Union – which granted their wish.

Of these, the most conspicuous case was that of Roy Bennett, whose nomination as deputy minister of agriculture Mugabe refused to accept.

The conspicuous case of D. pulex could illustrate this trend.