Sentence examples for cases have started from inspiring English sources
Influenza cases have started to appear.
Now the inevitable follow-up cases have started to arrive at the Supreme Court.
Japanese investors, encouraged by foreigners in many cases, have started to call for greater returns to shareholders.
The companies have also had to disclose more results of their clinical trials and in some cases have started to provide raw data to outsiders.
As a result of the government's "hostile environment" policies requiring landlords, the NHS and other bodies to check people's immigration status, these cases have started to come to light.
Since then, the country's Ministry of Health and other health agencies have swung into action, and cases have started to decline since mid-October.
By 2007, the United States Postal Inspection Service, which investigates many fraud cases, had started to examine Yould's finances.
The article reported that some soldiers had become addicted to the medications prescribed for them — and, in some cases, had started using heroin.
Many of the "surprised Brits" I interviewed were lucky enough to have had help from a legal-aid lawyer, as their cases had started before funding was axed.
Coding has also become an important component of education, and in some cases has started to trump the traditional college degree.
