Sentence examples for cases of something from inspiring English sources

But, in cases of something missing from inside a suitcase, things have grown more complicated since the federal government established the Transportation Security Administration to screen baggage after 9/11.

Conversely, Todd Akin falsely states that a woman's body has biological mechanisms to prevent pregnancy in cases of something he refers to as "legitimate rape".

But if friends who have loved the same things you have are buying cases of something you've never tried, chances are good that it's something you might want to try too.

"I usually buy something -- a case of something.

This decision is a symbolic test case of something much deeper.

So is this a case of something for nothing, in which nobody loses?

But California is an extreme case of something happening all over America.

Or that Gordon Brown was wheeled out to tell pensioners to stick with the UK nurse in case of something worse.

This however, in my opinion, is a rare case of something new from Cupertino getting fewer superlatives than it seems to have earned.

That may be obvious in the case of something like sales, but Dutch advertising firms with better-looking executives also had better revenue than their similarly placed competitors.

It's a case of something working just fine in a particular political environment and landing with a clunk in another environment.