Sentence examples for cases slowly from inspiring English sources

They build their cases slowly, like the philosopher and lawyer they are.

"I see now that eet eez all leenked," blurts Poirot jubilantly as his inner lightbulb goes ping and the cases slowly begin to converge.

But many state-run systems — including in Minnesota, California, Nevada, Connecticut and Vermont — seemed to be functioning, albeit, in some cases, slowly and with occasional crashes.

By George Packer August 12 , 2008Until very recently, Iraqis who worked for the U.S. and wanted to be resettled here as refugees had to flee Iraq and languish in one of the neighboring countries, burning through their savings and hiding from the secret police, while their cases slowly crept through the maze of U.S. and U.N. bureaucracies.

Until very recently, Iraqis who worked for the U.S. and wanted to be resettled here as refugees had to flee Iraq and languish in one of the neighboring countries, burning through their savings and hiding from the secret police, while their cases slowly crept through the maze of U.S. and U.N. bureaucracies.

Our results from monitoring one site throughout the hibernation period over two consecutive years as well as reported cases from multiple sites in multiple years show that bats with fungal growth are first seen in January, the number of cases slowly increases into February and peaks in March, then in April when bats emerge from hibernation it drops again.

In court, the government's case slowly collapsed.

As the case slowly made its way to trial, Bratz sales continued to soar.

This, on the first page, wrongly suggests earlier years of torment and misery which is actually far from the case: slowly, in deft and discursive anecdotes, she tells a story full of steady achievement amid a warm and supportive family.

"Nearly all of them experienced the 'impossible to see' forms of control and, as in Helen's case, slowly had their self-esteem eroded, like water dripping on a stone".

Where previously those caught with a blade were allowed back on their street while their case slowly progressed through the justice system, now once caught they were fingerprinted, DNA-swabbed and held in custody until court.