Sentence examples for been case from inspiring English sources
noun
An actual event, situation, or fact.
- For a change, in this case, he was telling the truth.
Perhaps this has been case.
Beamon and Ward could have been case studies for Kenneth Clark's advocacy of integration.
There have also been case reports of adults and children on antidepressants acting violently.
There is a togetherness there that has not always been case in Italian teams.
There have been case reports of acute CO poisoning after shisha use, which isn't the case with cigarettes.
"I did go through a transformation, but there's been case after case of people who've been put in that position and conformed to the public's perception of them.
Chickens have been case-ready for decades; 25 years ago, they, too were split and packaged inside the stores' back rooms.
Those have been case-by-case, Quek said, so we shouldn't expect the company to necessary go out and make more acquisitions following this new round of investment.
Most existing studies have been case-control studies and have focused on abnormal bleeding risk from selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors.
Most of the studies in humans evaluating clinical outcomes, fever and infection have been case-control series.
However, until now there have predominantly been case-reports and case-series and none of them focused on CBP.
