Sentence examples for cases primarily from inspiring English sources

In some cases — primarily overseas — the time share is available on a lease for a predetermined number of years.

The truth of the matter is that there are very few environmental cases, primarily because the cost of taking such cases is already prohibitively high.

A lot of defence items are not bought entirely, or even in some cases primarily, for strictly tactical or strategic reasons.

Universal credit brings together six benefits in a monthly payment, but problems have meant the DWP has been unable to extend the scheme beyond simple cases, primarily childless, unmarried, unemployed people.

While past lending discrimination cases primarily focused on "redlining" — a bank's refusal to lend to qualified borrowers in minority areas — the new push will instead center on a more recent phenomenon critics have called "reverse redlining".

Despite its enormous popularity in the last two decades of the 20th century, the concept of sustainable development proved difficult to apply in many cases, primarily because the results of long-term sustainability analyses depend on the particular resources focused upon.

We chose Ethiopia as a case example primarily because we have more intimate knowledge of Ethiopia than other LMICs.

Parliament then passed a law requiring nonprofit groups that receive foreign funds — which, in Russia's case, primarily means American funds — to register as "foreign agents".

A federal judge threw out the case, primarily on the ground that Nasser al-Awlaki had no standing to sue in place of his son.

The condition is caused by an exotoxin that is, a toxin formed by bacteria, in this case primarily Staphylococcus aureus or Streptococcus pyogenes.

United States trade authorities say they think that the European Union brought this case primarily out of bitterness against Washington for using the W.T.O. to pry open European markets for bananas and hormone-treated beef.