Sentence examples for as a clear case from inspiring English sources
Throughout Harney County, residents refer to the re-sentencing as a clear case of "double jeopardy".
Many activists see Tamir's shooting as a clear case of police overreach: a black boy, not even a teenager, playing in a park who was fatally shot within seconds of the officers' arrival.
Campaigners had long highlighted this as a clear case of "evergreening" – making minor alterations to existing drugs in order to secure a new patent, and so extend its monopoly (Glivec costs patients $2,600 £1,6700) a month).
The leader of Oxfordshire County Council sees its financial woes as a clear case for more devolution.
Using geothermal heat as a substantive or widespread solution must be seen as a clear case of a 'technological momentum' or a 'social construct' where the capabilities are eventually realised by sufficient capital and an appropriate organisational system, where the introduction of Teflon played a significant role.
Positive change will be accelerated when the issue of climate change transcends politics as usual and is overwhelmingly perceived as a clear case of right versus wrong by people from all walks of life.
That report found that while Mr. Jennings had "engaged in inappropriate conversations" that contributed to a hostile work environment, his actions were not "so severe and pervasive as to present a clear case of sexual harassment".
The subspecies S. microdontum subsp. gigantophyllum was already considered to be a synonym of S. microdontum [ 32] and should not be recognized, as this is a clear case of overclassification.
They also represent an important source of tourism revenue for the country, and as a result are a clear case where conservation can provide local economic benefits".
We were back on familiar ground with a shared pudding of lemon curd, served in the same kind of jar as the mackerel pâté, a clear case of over-kilner.
Those papers, Blume explains, were red-flagged by the Bell Labs committee as likely containing "substituted data," a clear case of scientific misconduct.
