Sentence examples for cases may not be from inspiring English sources

Other appeals courts, meanwhile, have retained the longstanding position that such cases may not be brought here.

What matters most in celebrity cases may not be that a few are belatedly held accountable for past crimes.

The die-hards who still enjoy collecting prerecorded CDs in plastic cases may not be so happy about this.

Given the slow pace of Spain's justice system, the letter's signatories worried that the cases may not be resolved in time to allow for an abortion.

Though the increase in diarrhea cases may not be related to spoiled foods, Ms. Mullin said people need to continue scrutinizing the perishables in their refrigerators.

Arguments that African-Americans have traditionally used to win civil rights cases may not be the best fit for gays and for other groups facing discrimination, Mr. Yoshino says.

According to information posted on the United States Food and Drug Administration's Web site, any fruits, vegetables or other crop exposed to the flood water are considered contaminated and are not permitted for human consumption, and in many cases may not be sold for animal consumption.

And pressure exists on all sides when it comes to penalties: the Health Department came under fire in previous years for being toothless in the pursuit of egregiously unfit health care workers, yet now, doctors and their lawyers say that the pursuit of doctors has become so vigorous that it is inevitable that some of the department's most high-profile cases may not be upheld.

Heddleston said that these "very different use cases" may not be as different as they seem.

Valuations, though still sky-high in some cases, may not be a roadblock.

Therefore, the aforementioned cases may not be true representations of CH and PH in the same patient.