Sentence examples for cases commonly from inspiring English sources

For years, lenders bringing foreclosure cases commonly did not have to demonstrate proof of ownership of the note.

And of course we do, in such cases, commonly suppose this.

James (1902) took mysticism to necessarily involve ineffability, which would rule out many cases commonly understood to be mystical.

However, both cases commonly suggest rapid post Middle Miocene cooling on the back-arc side and thus do not conflict with one another.

Acetylene and benzene are two clear cases: commonly used in the literature as vehicle emission tracers, the analysis show that, in many cases, they must be attributed to urban or industrial sources.

Both outcome measures are validated tools previously (and in most cases commonly) used in dementia trials.

One v. Holder, a case commonly referred to as Namudno, the Supreme Court came within a hair's breadth of declaring the Voting Rights Act's Section 5 unconstitutional.

In another long-ago class, the Pepins also learned about Sheppard's case, commonly thought to be the basis for the "Fugitive" television series and movie.

Such a case commonly happens in real and online social networks, as reported by recent social studies [72].

In practice, this system case commonly occurs when the source is so far from the destination that they cannot directly information exchange, thus the direct link is negligible.

The club has put forward a CVA proposal to HMRC in which creditors would be paid and provision made for the legacy HMRC case, commonly known as the 'big tax' case.