Sentence examples for cases suggest that from inspiring English sources
Recent cases suggest that some problems still exist.
Later cases suggest that for their owners some books had almost talismanic power.
Recent costs and court cases suggest that PIP is clearly in need of reform and review.
The Supreme Court's previous school-speech cases suggest that it could adopt something like the Fifth Circuit's logic.
That's not surprising since previous domestic abuse cases suggest that the police response to such cases is woefully inadequate.
The outcomes in past appraisal cases suggest that such litigation can pay off handsomely.
Though only eight years have passed since Congress last revised procedures for corporate bankruptcies, some recent cases suggest that more work on Chapter 11 is in order.
Taken together, he said, the two cases suggest that "this judge can't be neatly pigeonholed as pro-plaintiff or pro-defendant in securities litigation matters".
These cases suggest that professionals using local nerve blocks containing steroids should be cautious of the potential for adrenal suppression, particularly when used on a repeated basis.
These cases suggest that some genes involved in core cellular functions were retained to increase dose, and have been constrained by strong purifying selection.
Our findings in three cognitively impaired AGD cases suggest that AGD-related dementia constitutes a distinct disorder with a characteristic pattern of degeneration in the neuronal network.
