Sentence examples for a pivotal case from inspiring English sources
The Ku Klux Klan bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala., in 1963 was a pivotal case.
This could be a pivotal case in determining how much protection minority shareholders can expect in the wake of recent scandals.
The 35-year-old was sentenced to 14 years in jail earlier this week for rigging Libor in what was considered a pivotal case for SFO.
In a pivotal case in 2008, Karen Espíndola, then 22, learned in her 12th week of pregnancy that her fetus had holoprosencephaly.
His theory played a critical role in a pivotal case in the history of the debate, when Bill Bratton, then the police chief of Los Angeles, moved to reform the policy at California's largest police department.
But before the judge addressed that question, the case gave the Gore team a symbolic victory of sorts: for the first time in what now seems a long legal battle, the focus was shifted in a pivotal case from lofty legal points to details on how votes were cast and counted in Florida.
Today, Cooper is happy to cite the case as "a pivotal event in Second Amendment jurisprudence" that "ultimately became the guts of Scalia's Heller decision".
The milestone comes as the League of Women Voters and fellow voting rights advocates await a Supreme Court decision on the pivotal case, Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council (ITCA), which will impact the voter registration process for millions of Americans.
Niantic may have created a pivotal use case for that with a strong brand, but while looking a bit janky right now, it's possible that a simple game developer might figure out some niche use case in AR that will actually blow up.
Lady Olson was more than just a minor behind-the-scenes player in this potentially pivotal case.
