Sentence examples for bring up a case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gorton likes to bring up a case from his home state.

And once that projector holder is in place, watching it anywhere else brings up a case of the Here We Go Agains.

One dentist brought up a case of his new patient with Marfan syndrome who was premedicated by her previous dentist.

And no lawyer would bring up a "dynamite" case in court before carefully checking to see how this case has been treated by other case law.

In preparations for Trump's meeting with Xi, the State Department had urged the President to bring up a human-rights case: that of the poet Liu Xia, the widow of the late Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo, who is under house arrest, without charges.

Baidu was an easy target, Han said, and then he brought up a harder case.

In her discussions with top leaders, Mrs. Robinson also brought up a few cases of individuals who she believed had been unjustly imprisoned.

Existing data regarding the interaction of yeast cells with drugs have brought up a number of cases in which changes in the activity of specific carriers increase or decrease the sensitivity of cells to xenobiotics, with the clear implication that such carriers effect the entry of these drugs into cells or their exit from them [ 9, 13- 15].

When Mr. Kekst learned that his dinner companion was the deputy attorney general, he proceeded to bring up the case of an unnamed acquaintance who had been "improperly indicted by an overzealous prosecutor," according to the Congressional inquiry.

To further illustrate the shift in media consumption habits, the report brings up the case of Entourage.

In 2009, Mario Costeja González found that a Google search of his name brought up a 36-word document concerning a case from the late 90s in which banks threatened to seize his home.