In some cases, for instance, a grand opera may seem to sprawl and lack dramatic focus.
In 2,777 cases, for instance, a record listed only a patient's name.
In 74% of cases, for instance, governments pumped emergency loans into failing banks or guaranteed their liabilities.
The number of new anti-dumping cases, for instance, has fallen sharply in the past couple of years.
There are many cases, for instance, where women are killed by police who arrive as first responders to emergency calls for mental health crises.
In child-custody cases, for instance, judges tend to favor the mother, even though by law she is supposed to have no advantage.
In two cases, for instance, patients said that a doctor's office and a Queens medical center both failed to provide sign-language interpreters when requested.
Some think it fails in borderline cases, for instance when very few drops of rain are falling, and avoid it by adopting fuzzy logic.
Her choice of dramatic, comic and intensely introspective arias showed the considerable range of this composer's work, as well as a gift for melody and effect in cases, for instance, like "Amor, Pietoso Amore" and "Contro un'Alma sventurata".
Three recent, well-publicized technology copyright cases, for instance -- involving the Napster digital-music swapping service, the scrambling technology protecting DVD movie discs and the online music storage service MP3.com -- were all heard by federal courts.
These cases, for instance, are based on human rights and government reports: *Alicia Zamalloa Caceres, an impoverished widow, was imprisoned after the police found a raffle ticket she had sold in the house of a terrorist.
