Sentence examples for cases seen as from inspiring English sources

This grassroots protest has spread: it is partly directed at the chiefs themselves, who are quarrelsome, divided and, in some cases, seen as being out of touch.

Faces are regarded as a quick, reliable way to identify someone from video or afar — and, in some cases, seen as easier to acquire than other "biometric identifiers," such as fingerprints, that demand close proximity and physical contact.

MC therefore represented the count of presumed malaria cases seen as outpatients each month.

Many outbreaks are never detected, and many reported cases seen as sporadic and isolated may in fact be part of small, undetected outbreaks.

The numbers of cases seen as outpatients or inpatients during the next 6, 12 and 18 months remained low with no suggestion of a post study "bulge" in hospital cardiology activity (Table  3).

With about 600 cancer specialists serving a population of 59 million, the average British cancer consultant sees 550 patients a year -- and in some cases sees as many as 1,000 -- compared with 250 in France or Germany.

South Africa's former top policeman has been found guilty of corruption in a case seen as a landmark test of courts' independence in the democratic era.

The judge found insufficient evidence in the case, seen as a bellwether for whether Europe's antiterrorism fight threatened free speech and protest rights.

A former party treasurer, Muhammad Nazarrudin, was returned to Indonesia, advancing a case seen as a test of the leadership's resolve to fight graft.

A Russian court gave Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny a suspended sentence on Tuesday for embezzling money but jailed his brother for three and a half years in a case seen as part of a campaign to stifle dissent.

Musharraf was charged with treason in March over his imposition of emergency rule in 2007 – a case seen as a test of civilian authority in a country long dominated by the military.