Sentence examples for case of a whole from inspiring English sources

This is said to have been the case of a whole school of young ladies in Holland who were cured by being told the first who was seized should be burnt to death.

47 of Ideas, he describes what an experiencing subject, at a given time, in the light of his (or her) current indexical experiences, considers to be "the actual world" as a "special case" of a whole manifold of "possible worlds" each of which corresponds to a possible future course of experience (possible, that is, relative to the indexical experience in question).

In the case of a whole bird, a probe thermometer plunged into the deepest part of the breast must register that the bird is done.

This is less a question of arguing the case for a whole new economics system, say, than taking an existing set of facts and exploring other ways of addressing them: spending on the NHS, for example.

Then of course there's the Costa Concordia earlier this year, but that seems a special case for a whole list of reasons.

The case for: A whole pile of Valentino zip-up suit carriers were delivered to the Kim and Kanye's Paris residence this week; Kim wore Valentino for the proposal night.

Some of the regions were large, in several cases consisting of a whole chromosome arm, and therefore contain many genes as potential drivers.

In the case of a simplex whole-exome/whole-genome sequencing design, where only the affected individual is sequenced, these additional variants would have to be pursued with another technology, like Sanger sequencing, thereby slowing identification of the putative mutation.

She said: "The very tragic nature of this case raises a whole raft of issues that must be dealt with at a state and federal level as well as working with Thai authorities".

For example, in the case of a plant, the whole organism is more than a collection of leaves, stems and roots.

This type of analysis is appropriate within a case study design in which an understanding of the case as a whole needs to be achieved.