Sentence examples for cases that speak from inspiring English sources

Many other cases that speak to this latter point may be lurking in the literature and still others may have yet to be empirically discovered.

Was she reinforcing a Carol Gilligan-like view of women's speaking in a "different voice" — a voice, in this case, that spoke the language of home comforts?

The report uses case studies that speak for themselves, such as BP's oil spill in 2010 at Deepwater Horizon.Here it is hard to estimate total costs - it quotes the Financial Times's estimate of the clean up costs alone to be $90bn, whereas The Economist puts clean-up and compensation costs at $42 bn.

At peak times in the evening, the warehouse is a cacophony of beeping and darting electric vehicles as workers with headsets are directed to cases of food by a computer that speaks to them in four languages.

"We wanted to go to a country that speaks English in case we got lost," he said.

He only spoke about cases that worked in the favor of refugees, but I imagine there must be instances in which lawyers cannot find adequate "proof", or times when hearings do not go as well as planned.

Last month, the justice minister of the transitional government warned opposition politicians not to speak publicly of "cases that don't concern them," under threat of criminal penalty.

A litigation wave is conceivable, and Dubai's Arabic-speaking juridical system might face problems handling large quantities of cases that involve many non-Arabic speaking foreigners.

I think in any case that we speak different "languages" with men and women, perhaps without even thinking about it.

In that case, we speak of the rooted ConFL.

I think that case speaks for itself.