Sentence examples for case usually from inspiring English sources
Tertiary referral in this case means another doctor has referred the case, usually because it is a difficult case that does not respond to the usual treatments.
But the anti-education case usually relies on a combination of anecdotes and selective facts.
More positive emotions, in any case, usually follow once you start taking action.
A sham religious court hears their case, usually declaring them guilty.
A recursive case calls the recursive procedure on a simpler case (usually a part of the input).
Each case usually includes age, residence, marital status, childbearing and menstruation information, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and result.
And usually the M built AI is a special case, usually it's finite state machines or something for the game.
Typical "brownfield" land is expensive to build on and in any case, usually in the wrong place.
Consumers in this case usually do not form a strong attitude toward a brand but select it because it is familiar.
(As part of the latter piece, an actor dressed in camouflage was installed in a glass case usually occupied by suits of armor).
Delaware and the authorities it relies upon 5 argue that, since the word 'case' usually incorporates all the judicial proceedings against an accused, a retrial is not the 'commencement' of a case.
