Sentence examples for cases for a while from inspiring English sources

"I've known about a lot of the cases for a while, some of the families affected are from my local area so I've seen how relentless their struggles for justice have been and how unfairly the cases are reported in the media," Niazi continued in our interview.

Nokia looked a corporate basket case for a while.

For France, that hasn't been the case for a while and it isn't going to change.

Denis Brodeur is hoping that will be the case for a while as his brother breaks in the mask.

I argued the case for a while, but the boy had a point: being a fat dad is all very jolly until you die of it.

Newman had been friends with Case for a while in Vancouver before he first got a real idea of her singing voice.

"Manufacturing is mired in this no-growth area, and I think that's going to be the case for a while".

"Though there are no easy teams any more, which has been the case for a while, this group's tougher than the other one because of the reputation and experience of the teams.

His band still has two saxophonists — David Binney on alto, and Donny McCaslin on tenor, as has been the case for a while — but it also now involves an assertive pianist, John Escreet.

So basically, what these numbers are reflecting is that Asians earn more money, period, which is generally true across the population of Asian-Americans and has been the case for a while.

"Rose is a rose is a rose", wrote Stein, her most famous line, but that hasn't been the case for a while now; a rose is not a rose, it's a springboard for an extensive product range organized around the concept of a rose.