Sentence examples for cases of a very from inspiring English sources

The models cover the cases of a very rigid and very compliant thin wedge and also intermediate cases.

This is a case of a very thorough count leading to a very close result.

It's a perfect case of a very high-leverage technology.

Maine is worth watching only in case of a very unlikely scenario.

To report a case of a very rare ectopic cervical intramural pregnancy.

Numerical studies are presented for the case of a very flexible actuated pendulum with large rigid-body motion.

On one level, it's a case of a very rich guy wanting to play more golf.

Collectors tend to prize a one-owner vehicle, or in the case of a very old vehicle, one that has been owned by a single family.

There was a case of a very minor insurrection in an obscure Italian city in 1848 where the people of the town literally locked the ruler out of the town — and Italy remains decentralized.

Can you say what it was based on and anything about when, how or by whom it was undercut?" Here we have a case of a very old word undergoing a rapid shift in contemporary usage.

The journalist and pollster Peter Kellner points out to me that in the case of a very close call, there is no facility for a recount of a referendum: the first result is set in stone, no matter what.