Sentence examples for an inspiring case from inspiring English sources

Recently, an inspiring case report showed regression of all intracranial and spinal tumors for a patient with recurrent multifocal glioblastoma who received CAR T cells targeting glioma-associated antigen interleukin-13 receptor alpha 2 (IL13Rα2).

MANE Flavor and Fragrance Manufacturer offers an inspiring case of how a global purpose can transform a business.

In each session we will present an inspiring case or two, engage in mindfulness moments, and create global-to-local dialogue practices that allow us to connect to each other in small groups.

That makes it even more important that those of us on the left build a positive inspiring case for staying in, on the basis that we are stronger when we work together, while at the same time redoubling our campaigns to make the EU more democratic and accountable, with social and environmental justice at its heart.

They could and should help make an essential and inspiring case.

After presenting a series of inspiring case studies, the documentary problematically loses focus — and any remaining semblance of objectivity — by shifting its attention to William C. Rader, the controversial former TV medical expert whose company, Stem Cell of America, turns out to have provided the injections to those profiled patients, hockey great Gordie Howe among them.

There is an argument that a handful of high-profile, inspiring case studies such as Mossbourne provides useful cover for a government unwilling to tackle the root causes of inequality.

There were inspiring case studies shared at the conference regarding how an inside-out approach based on the Three Principles teachings of Sydney Banks has been used and is being used to foster change in the world.

Find this inspiring case study of Glasshouses primary school in North Yorkshire, which organised a transition project about how to keep the cost of living low while shopping in the village and supporting the local economy.

It's an awe-inspiring case of ingredients spoiled in the preparation.

As Dr. Fine describes one of his first and most inspiring cases, 5-year-old Diane was brought to him because she recoiled in fright from strangers, and though she spoke at home, she refused to speak to anyone else, including her kindergarten teacher.