Sentence examples for by a clear case from inspiring English sources

It would be refuted, however, by a clear case of non-hedonistic motivation.

State-funded religious schools, by contrast, are a clear case of getting a little extra something for free.

To use an obvious example from the present work, Omnis virus e virus is an important part of our general concept of viral evolution, and it can be falsified by the discovery of a clear case of the origin of a virus from escaped genes.

It was a clear case by Traynor of attempting to manage the news.

"Complaining that the City will be hit by a European FTT is a clear case of double standards - almost half of the £3bn revenue from our own FTT, the stamp duty on shares, comes from non-UK residents".

The conflict may have dropped from the headlines and there is not the same bombastic rhetoric being hit back and forth by Washington and Moscow, but it is a clear case of Russia not following its words with actions.

The WHO report, which was drafted by 22 international experts, makes a clear case for processed meats being "carcinogenic for humans" and says that eating the equivalent of two slices of bacon a day raises your chance of getting cancer by 18percentt.

Lawyers say that naming her would amount to a breach of privacy under common law - and that if named by a newspaper she would have a clear case against that title.

A clear case of discrimination by the employer' (Paul).

Rather, the proportion of dark moths simply increases over time, relative to the industrial environmental conditions, a clear case of evolution by natural selection.

None of these proteins appear to have any relationship with other Legionella-related ORFs, and seem to be a clear case of acquisition by HGT.