Sentence examples for battery of cases from inspiring English sources

Authorities have pursued a battery of cases against defendants who include corporate lawyers, doctors and railroad workers.

Held up by the government as symbols of Wall Street greed just as the financial markets started to buckle, the two executives staunchly denied any wrongdoing and have fought the battery of cases brought against them.

In this section, we will review the internal problematic of causal theories by examining how each theory fares on our battery of test cases (I)–(IV), along with other objections from time to time.

The question of the composition of the federal judiciary has become even more pressing for liberals, given the battery of abortion rights cases now making their way through the courts.

It's worth noting that this particular young man received a battery of supports -- case workers, psychologists, specialized schools, "therapeutic" foster placements and yes, medication.

As for extra accessories, there's a thriving marketplace of cases, batteries, speakers and more that seems to suggest consumers are happy with the current options.

Network management is increasingly being customised for green objectives due to roll out of mission-critical applications across the internet of things and execution, in a number of cases, on battery-constrained devices.

We include the full analysis of stability and convergence of the method in the linear advection diffusion equation, and a battery of tests for the case of laminar and turbulent incompressible Navier Stokes equations.

Here's a bit of breaking news for your Tuesday afternoon: ZAGG, best known for its line of Invisible Shield screen protectors, is acquiring Mophie, makers of the popular JuicePack line of smartphone battery cases.

It recalled 2.5 million of the devices just two weeks after their launch after dozens of cases in which batteries exploded or caught fire.

But as per one study, oesophageal corrosions were observed in 55% of battery acid ingestion cases (Wormald & Wilson 1993).