Sentence examples for case of a very from inspiring English sources

It's a perfect case of a very high-leverage technology.

Maine is worth watching only in case of a very unlikely scenario.

This is a case of a very thorough count leading to a very close result.

On one level, it's a case of a very rich guy wanting to play more golf.

To report a case of a very rare ectopic cervical intramural pregnancy.

Numerical studies are presented for the case of a very flexible actuated pendulum with large rigid-body motion.

Or take the case of a very vulnerable woman who was detained in Yarl's Wood detention centre and targeted by three guards who had sexual contact with her.

Collectors tend to prize a one-owner vehicle, or in the case of a very old vehicle, one that has been owned by a single family.

There was a case of a very minor insurrection in an obscure Italian city in 1848 where the people of the town literally locked the ruler out of the town — and Italy remains decentralized.

So here we go again, with another case of a very rich guy buying something terribly inflated and wasting precious little time before asserting that somewhere down the road, he will need bailing out.

The journalist and pollster Peter Kellner points out to me that in the case of a very close call, there is no facility for a recount of a referendum: the first result is set in stone, no matter what.