Sentence examples for case widens from inspiring English sources

As the scandal surrounding his administration's response to the domestic violence case widens, the governor's statements about his own actions are being carefully scrutinized.

As the legal wrangling to untangle the case widens, the Gazette spoke separately with George Bemis Professor of Law Jonathan Zittrain and cyber-security expert Michael Sulmeyer about the inherent tensions in the case, in which two important principles of American life are at odds.

I've found that having a goal to always be in the presence of someone for lunch/dinner helps (although I'd readily admit it's not always the case) widen the circle of people you know.

Yet income differences between red and blue states stopped closing around 1980 and, in some revealing cases, widened.

Despite the attention of governments and regulatory bodies in these regions this gap is holding fast and in some cases widening.

These words have in many cases widened or shifted their meanings, and compound words and other new constructions have further enlarged the vocabulary.

While most insurance policies include a built-in escalator to keep pace with general inflation, the costs of building supplies and paying for construction crews have been rising at a faster pace, in many cases widening the gap between the amount a house is insured for and what it will cost to rebuild it.

In 77 cases, widening of the urinary passages was found and 59 of those cases were affected by hydronephrosis alone.

They underwent ERCP because of abdominal pain, moderately pathologic liver tests and in two cases widened common bile duct on ultrasonography.

In this case, to widen the timeframe forward and to get cases from private institutions are important issues; however, the critical point is the need to combine inpatient and outpatient information in those cancers like prostate cancer, in which care is not only hospital-based.

In the end the case was widened into a class action, but McCorvey remained the anonymous lead plaintiff.