Drinking and drug use may be cases in point.
There may be cases in which, even after DNA testing rules out a piece of evidence, the proof of guilt remains overwhelming.
While that might not be a problem for some people, he said, there might be cases in which a shareholder would not be able to get a mortgage loan or could get one only on less-than-favorable terms.
But they have ended up with a catch-all provision because, I assume, there may be cases in which the general rule would otherwise operate, in which there is an affirmative counterindication to what the general rule would provide.
Lord Goldsmith said later: "My concern is that there could be cases in which there has been non-disclosure of some evidence from one of the special case files.
But Mr. Morrone noted that more than half of the reported car thefts last year turned out to be cases in which a car rental customer failed to return a rented car or returned it to another city rather than to one of the agency's offices in New York City.
She said there might be cases in which age is a relevant factor in the custody determination, but said the California courts could reasonably have concluded that this case, with Mr. Alvarado nearly 18 years old, was not one of them.
Of particular importance in sparking unrest in recent times appears to have been an erosion of trust in governments and institutions: a crisis of democracy .The fates of Muhammad Morsi, Egypt's president until July, and Ali Laraayedh, soon to step down as Tunisia's prime minister, seem to be cases in point.
There may be cases in which there is no convergence on a single solution.
Hence, there can be cases in which it is preferable to employ a direct s.p.e.d.d
In fact, there may be cases in which the cardinality is not finite.
