Sentence examples for cases setting from inspiring English sources
The new mining operations have divided the region, in some cases setting brothers against each other.
So is, in most cases, setting up a Panamanian shell company to own and manage most of your family's fortune".
Global authorities are now moving forward with civil and criminal cases, setting up the potential for major fines and regulatory sanctions.
The modern benchmark, following the famous definition of obscenity by Justice Potter Stewart — "I know it when I see it" — dates to several cases setting up tests on artistic, literary, political values or violations of community standards.
The loss of apex predators in the reefs can destabilize the ecosystems, in some cases setting off a cascade of changes that can turn coral reefs into algal reefs, Dr. Dulvy explained.
In these cases setting of goals for restoration should focus on hybrid states that maintain resilience and highly valued functions and services (Hobbs et al. 2009).
Smaller objects are gathered in stone floor-to-plaster ceiling display cases set into gallery walls.
In such cases set the value of K to 1.
Medicine has, in some cases, set the agenda for basic science.
For example, the two cases set in South Asia (Haddad et al., Mumtaz et al).
ICE, however, refused to close the case, setting off two more years of court battles.
