Sentence examples for becoming a case study from inspiring English sources

Sony Kapoor (@SonyKapoor) #Italy is slowly becoming a case study for how liquidity problems can lead 2 solvency problems & the #Eurozone is allowing this 2 happen!

The proposed Medicare commission, aimed at providers instead of consumers, is becoming a case study in the political difficulty of reducing medical payments.

But since October -- after a last-ditch effort to save the mill fell through -- Newton Falls has edged closer to becoming a case study of doleful rural sociology: a dying town, where the few people left give mournful testament to having their community wind down like an untended clock, ticking inexorably toward a final tock.

More than a century later, that spirit seems to be flagging in a country damaged by poverty and AIDS, and the museum that houses Livingstone's legacy is crumbling, fast becoming a case study of the struggles faced by Africa's cultural institutions.

It was becoming a case study in political signalling.

The Openfund is becoming a case study in how to reenergise a difficult market like Greece with startups that are actually aimed at international markets, using the innate talent in the region combined with the capitally efficient local costs.

In our study the events of interest were the occurrence of THA and death, as death becomes a competing risk affecting the possibility of becoming a case.

Medi-Cal insurance eligibility of a child was also negatively associated with becoming a case.

"I don't see this becoming a case," he said.

Vaccine efficacy (VE) was defined as 100% (1− risk of becoming a case in the vaccine group/risk of becoming a case in the placebo group)).

But Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said in earlier remarks to reporters that the Boston bombing case "is becoming, to me, a case study in system failure".