Sentence examples for by the cases from inspiring English sources

In interviews yesterday, infectious disease experts said they were fascinated by the cases.

"We're looking for ideas," Mr. Sullivan said, "and we'll be persuaded by the cases that will be made to us".

As for Atim, she says: "Our staff are overwhelmed by the cases we've got, but in terms of actual numbers?

(Some such double meanings are distinguished by the cases of the nouns that follow. A few are not).

PAGE 4 Disappearing in the Night The authorities in Wisconsin and Minnesota are baffled by the cases of four young people who disappeared after leaving parties or bars.

The two most unusual opinions of the past Supreme Court term addressed issues that were not even presented by the cases before the Court.

Of course, riots are complex things and all sorts of things play a part, shown by the cases where reasonably well-off people took part.

It is clear that justice is far more likely to be achieved quickly and efficiently by the cases staying in this country".

"We are deeply disturbed by the cases of test-taker impersonation that have recently been in the headlines and have occasioned this hearing," Mr. Caperton testified.

That premise is also used to justify putting profits into the lower tax bracket.Executives in Sweden and America complain about the uncertainty created by the cases.

The debate about Mr. Sutton's fitness to be a judge swirled around the complex issue of whether a lawyer's views are defined by the cases that the lawyer takes up as an advocate.