Sentence examples for case you really from inspiring English sources

It's great, but in this case you really have to be cautious because he's not going to feel anything".

"If that's the case, you really can't beat yourself up over every single shot, every single round, every single tournament.

For that to be the case, you really do need to stop telling people what to do and start asking questions.

"Some old bronze desk lamp and a state-of-the-art halogen lamp in case you really want to do some work.

In that case you really should read this sterling and lengthy analysis published in the Times-Picayune: BP's Gulf drilling manager, David Sims, acknowledged in testimony that "every conversation, every decision has a cost factor".

The formula conforms, as it always does (she gets her second gold and walks out towards the lights), but in Pendleton's case, you really do end up wondering if it's going to be happy ever after.

You look at the case of Burkina Faso, you look at Senegal, you look at Mali, you look at Nigeria, cases where you have that, but you also, in all of those cases, you really need external actors willing to very strategically invest efforts on behalf of those trying to maintain democratic countries or change them.

Dr Mason added: " When we get this number of cases, you really do run the risk of seeing fatalities".

As Agustin Haller and Dayana Jabif, the two coders behind the project, told me, you often want to remain anonymous on the net, but in some cases, you really need to know at least a bit more information about the person you are talking to.

"I'm not very enthusiastic about euthanasia, you probably gathered that, but there are situations imaginable in which it is inescapable and in such cases, you really want your hands free".

"In that case, you're really pretty".