Sentence examples for case of joining from inspiring English sources
For him, it was a case of joining the marines, going on welfare or accepting the job and pursuing the sport he loved.
It is also possible to assume that the symmetrical positions outside the cluster could be energetically advantageous in case of joining additional atoms to it.
Additionally, the app uses QR codes as its invite method, which though more broadly understood by mainstream users, are still a bit cumbersome to use in the case of joining a social networking application.
Additionally, the app uses QR codes as its invite method, which though more broadly understood by mainstream users, are still a bit cumbersome to use in the case of joining a social networking application.
In the case of joining ISIS, a foreign fighter should not arrive unannounced, but should arrive with a personal recommendation--someone on the inside who knows and can vouch for him as a true "believer".
Second, we recorded the time that each branch spent in an asexual state (this could be zero in case of joining two sexual nodes).
Our second case is an example of joining an existing platform, with its own business, technology and R&D environment and history: Nokia mobile phone camera production.
Four men -- Wadih El-Hage, Khalfan Khamis Mohamed, Mohammed Saddiq Odeh and Mohamed Rashed Daoud al-'Owhali -- have been charged in the case, accused of joining Osama bin Laden in a global conspiracy that led to the blasts.
Moreover, special cases of joined similar rate dependent materials, as well as dissimilar materials where one substrate remains either elastic or approaches the rate independent limit is also included.
Fourth, we must use every opportunity to spur governments to action, including, in Serbia's case, the prospect of joining the European Union.
In Instagram's case, for example, the process of joining the Alpha program involves becoming a member of this Google Group, then joining the Instagram testing program on the Play Store, according to Android Police's report.
