Sentence examples for case study of sorts from inspiring English sources

Wonderland, for me, became a case study of sorts — and an occasion to talk about the rise of high-end, for-profit rehab clinics.

I'm not alone in my ardor: in July, New York University's Fales Library acquired the magazine's archive, which it will use as a case study of sorts to develop standards for the preservation of digital media.

Let's take this viral video as a case study of sorts.

While it may be obvious, let me start by giving a couple of case studies of the sorts of recruiting behavior that I think are endemic to the problem.

Britain's biggest ever pressure group on an international issue, AAM remains "a sort of case study of what can be done when a group of people, working initially in pretty hopeless circumstances – because early on, there was a great deal of hostility – can just build things up, by lots of small gestures, and have an effect," says Gurney.

Stemming from this, a list of prerequisites was presented for the case study of an automated plant for e-waste sorting in order to design it while considering the triple-bottom-line of sustainability.

Suffice it to say that Sarah takes role-playing to an extreme and avidly absorbing end, creating a sort of clinical case study of a killer.But what to do if you have no killer?

"We are sort of a case study of what not to do," said Mark Scherzer, a consumer attorney who helped lead the fight for New York's changes in the early 1990s and is now counsel to New Yorkers for Accessible Health Coverage.

So I set out to do a sort of business-school case study of one of the cartels, to see if I could figure it out.

A case study of the cheetah, which has famously low genetic variation, suggests the sorts of dangers that are possible.

When read as a parable of alienation - a case study of homesickness - the dog's return to the original master takes on a sort of tragic inevitability.