Sentence examples for cases increasingly from inspiring English sources

Francis has dealt with cases increasingly forcefully — though after some missteps.

Judges who oversee a lot of foreclosure cases increasingly agree that there is a serious problem.

This is because the present jurisprudence in capital cases increasingly forecloses review of meritorious claims that the defendant should not be subject to the ultimate punishment.

These cases, increasingly frequent in a globally-connected business environment, require local knowledge and expertise across a number of unique jurisdictions.

"Although the number of social media users is large, and in some cases increasingly mature in their usage patterns, the market is still in its early stages from a revenue perspective," she said.

And so animal custody cases increasingly resemble child-custody cases, and can be just as bitterly fought and expensive.

But that's also the case, increasingly, across the entire narcotics industry.

Yet Yum was clearly a problem case, increasingly seduced, it seemed, by street life and motorcycles.

In any case, increasingly it looks as though he'll have no choice but to respond in public.

Instead, the model is one of a popular uproar that forces an elected but unpopular (and in Mr. Aristide's case increasingly autocratic) leader to step down.

In late September, a federal judge declared that "recent tragic events" made a "quick resolution" of the Microsoft antitrust case "increasingly significant".