Sentence examples for cases a question from inspiring English sources

In most of the cases, a question arises about the contribution of shale matrix system to the fracture system.

At one point during Monday's panel, the moderator asked what the federal government is doing to get more local district attorneys to prosecute campus rape cases, a question that drew a huge round of applause from the audience.

(In case a question arises, save all syllabuses, exams and research papers).

In this unceasing environment, winning becomes simply a comma or, in the Giants' case, a question mark.

She noted that there was still no long-term storage of samples that could be checked in case a question of contamination or other problem arose later.

But, like Britain's EU referendum, the December vote is not only seen as a debate over the question at hand, in this case a question most suited to a law school seminar.

In another case, a question from Chavez about the California Youth Authority sentences of two young brothers prompted a response directly from Brown's legal affairs secretary, J. Anthony Kline.

* In each case a question was selected that put students in a stressful and acute situation that demanded a reaction.

But other cases prompt a question: are the fuzz too focused on sexy cases that catch media imaginations?

"The ongoing court cases place a question mark over any long-term involvement with the League.

Father O'Brien, the author of a family-law textbook, said he knew of no other case posing a question like the one in the Jenco case.