Sentence examples for case formed from inspiring English sources

Rob Epstein, the federal public defender whose challenge of fingerprinting in an earlier case formed the basis of the present challenge, said he was puzzled by the judge's about-face.

A similar argument about an imminent threat posed by weapons of mass destruction — and questions about the intelligence used to make that case — formed the prelude to the invasion of Iraq.

But his case formed a link in the growing chain of legal challenges that by the 1950's had begun to erode Jim Crow laws in the South, paving the way for the sweeping reforms of the 1960's and afterward.

The pupa, however, is not always exposed to view; it may be enclosed either in a cocoon of extraneous matter (e.g., soil, or silk, or a mixture of the two) or in a puparium, which is a case formed by the hardening of the larval skin.

They're superb birds of paradise, Lophorina superba, the cape in this case formed by a splendid plumage of black feathers.

In a King Power style case, this watch boasts a case formed out of carbon fiber and a very complex movement that has (Yup, you guessed it!) the time, a tourbillon, a minute repeater, and a chronograph.

Nonmetallic elements also react with other nonmetals, in this case forming molecular compounds.

The density in each case forms a current sheet in the wake.

Other cases formed the group of "others" with respiratory symptoms.

The remaining cases formed the 'No AKI group'.

Among all the participants (2246), 438 cases formed FTPs of which 92 cases formed bilateral FTPs and 28 cases were of type IV.