The phrase "at the last case" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a final instance or example, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the last case, we found that the evidence was insufficient to proceed."
Alternatives: "in the final instance" or "in the last scenario."
The first analysis was scheduled to take place at 13 weeks after the last case was enrolled in the trial.
Each online slideshow features girls wearing next to nothing or, in the last case, nothing at all.
Except for the last case, all children were at least 1-year-old at the cancer diagnosis.
The total number of WPV cases reported since the start of the outbreak remains at 10 – the last case confirmed 18 months ago.
This change however, also meant that the average time at which the last case was presented for diagnosis also improved from 9 59 to 8 55, an improvement of one hour and four minutes.
At the last case-management hearing this month, the judge said that anyone who undermined the reforms would be held in contempt.
The panels cut their lunch breaks, and though they were scheduled to adjourn at 5 p.m., the last case was just beginning at 7. As the day wore on, defense attorneys acknowledged the horror of the crimes, and repeatedly offered their sympathies to the victims' relatives, who sometimes left the room in tears when testimony grew graphic.
The last case was instructive, at least regarding how difficult it has become to work here.
This was the case at the last event for Carnegie Hall's young donor group, the Notables.
Now, obviously, predicting the outcome of cases based solely upon oral arguments is a fool's game (just look at the last Obamacare case), because the high court takes much more into account than just what is said in the courtroom.
At last, case studies are presented to illustrate the implementation of the technologies developed in the paper.
