Sentence examples for cases speak from inspiring English sources

The pictures that come to us, and, in some cases, speak eloquently about the state of affairs in Trump Land, are largely the product of the excellent White House press pool.

The cases speak to the debate underway about proposed changes to bankruptcy laws that would make the process cheaper for and potentially more favorable to businesses trying to reorganize.

The Wild, which plays host to the Rangers on Thursday, frequently places promising teenage players — some who cannot cook, clean or, in some cases, speak much English — with host families to smooth the transition from juniors to the N.H.L. Hendrickson, who played for the Wild its first three seasons, said of Sheppard: "He needed a place to be comfortable and hang out.

The goal is not to save money but precious time, and the program is modeled on systems now in place in Denmark, Finland, France and Singapore — countries whose young folk, in many cases, speak English more grammatically than a lot of American high-school seniors do.

Together, these cases speak to the urgent need for the work the NAACP and our allies are doing to encourage more Governors to use their clemency authority as our nation's founding fathers intended by freeing more deserving people more frequently.

The adolescents come from various backgrounds and cultures, and in many cases, speak different languages but they are determined to have a collective voice on youth issues.

Last fall, when the iPhone 5 was supposed to hit, just a handful of cases spoke to a radical redesign.

Although in many cases, speaking about maximum principles, authors mean quite different definitions of maximum principles (such as e.g., corresponding inequalities, boundedness of solutions and maximum boundaries principles), there exists a deep internal connection between these definitions.

For one, the infrequency of these cases speaks volumes about just how hard it is to establish that discrimination has taken place.

But there are still over 2,000 detained parents who haven't seen, and in some cases spoken to, their children in over a month.

Many (19 cases) spoke about the shape and number of cells and their sense that at long last something was happening (17 cases).