Sentence examples for cases by itself from inspiring English sources

Mr. Karson said the F.B.I. no longer had the resources to take on such lower-level cases by itself.

The source of such general variation could be associated to the number of dacryocystitis cases by itself, patients' sociodemographic and geographical differences, access to eye care, and practices to public health awareness.

The cold economic case by itself is so strong.

Displayed in a case by itself, the chariot has mercifully been spared the Comic Relief treatment.

Their physiology would almost seem to make the case by itself.

The first, in a case by itself, is one of the Met's classic treasures, the carving of a seated man and woman called "Primordial Couple," created by a Dogon artist in Mali, possibly as early as the 16th century.

The Gill case by itself is much easier and more manageable for the Supreme Court to deal with (I don't think, as some have predicted, that Justice Kagan would recuse herself due to her service as solicitor general at the Justice Department when this case was at its very earliest stage, but this could also factor into the Court's decision about which cases to hear).

The burly guitars are the same, as are the melancholy choruses, the assertive but not affirming drumming and the sense that this has all been done before, and better (in some cases by Nickelback itself, several years ago).

The Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants welcomed the ruling and said last December the government extended the system to immigration cases by "giving itself the right to remove from the UK anybody with a human rights claim before they could exercise their right to appeal".

If the case have potential and the client wants us to take the case, then it put the case together by itself (including relevant law and practice on the area, combined to a legal document).

Putting Safety Check activation in this protective, semi-algorithmic swaddling means the company can cushion itself from blame when the feature is (or is not) activated — since it's not making case-by-case decisions itself — yet also (apparently) sidestep the responsibility for its technology enabling widespread algorithmic stress.