Sentence examples for cases choose from inspiring English sources

"You have to specify, 'Please come alone.' " Because many young Indians will marry only someone their parents approve of, and in some cases choose, much of this text messaging is recreational.

At the end of the day, this is a very small win for Microsoft, but it does show that there is some interest among businesses to look at Windows 8 and – in some cases – choose it over Apple's iOS platform.

SBVs, in many cases, choose to volunteer for the nonprofit--they are supporters.

Of course all this fuss over what a small minority of Muslim women in France are forced, or in some cases choose to wear is just a fraction of the much larger issue of Muslim integration in Europe.

She noted that the club had won several accolades, worked with area nonprofit groups and brought "countless job and business opportunities to the region due to the large influx of high-income travelers who shop, dine, stay overnight, and in some cases choose to move to the [Palos Verdes] Peninsula". If Trump's golf course is facing an uphill financial battle, it's not alone.

However, peer effects are difficult to estimate and causal interpretations must be undertaken with caution since individuals in most cases choose with whom to associate.

But according to campaigners, the Home Office has in numerous cases chosen to ignore that right.

But shareholders have been given broader powers in the past 10 years under incremental corporate governance reforms and have, in many cases, chosen not to exercise them.

A judge handling such cases chooses a bank or financial institution to hold the money in trust until the child is 18 years old.

Four model equations are considered: linear advection, non-linear advection, diffusion, and advection diffusion, with cases chosen to mimic features present in compressible gas dynamics.

Candidates were expected to complete three cases chosen randomly from the ten prepared cases.