Sentence examples for cases may help from inspiring English sources

But resistance to big recent price increases in both cases may help to explain the dip, as well as draw-downs from inventories.

Those other cases may help explain why, under the government's theory of the case, Andersen tried to destroy Enron-related documents, she said.

These cases may help explain why – as reported by Money last month – HSBC has been asking some customers making large cash withdrawals to provide documentary evidence of what the money is needed for.

While each failure has been different, analysts say the cases may help explain why Google is frustrated — not just by government censors but by its inability to catch its big Chinese rival, Baidu.

The researchers' study adds to the growing evidence that men and women differ markedly in the way their bodies respond to a number of health-related conditions, and in some cases may help scientists understand more about why this is so.

Further reports of similar cases may help to improve our understanding of the nature of idiopathic neuralgias and to develop optimized therapeutic management.

The outcome of a recent legal case may help.

"Her case may help to stop the perverse treatment of those other prisoners who are in denial of murder.

Current and former American officials also say Mr. Hanssen's case may help explain the losses of technical intelligence operations against the Russians for which investigators were never certain that Mr. Ames could be blamed.

Whether it succeeds will hinge in part on a loophole in Germany's takeover law that favors existing shareholders over outside buyers and, in this case, may help a large stakeholder keep the company in local hands.

She said the results of the case "may help benefit other plan beneficiaries, in the event of similar litigation, by further clarifying the duty of loyalty and prudence owed by record keepers and employers".