Sentence examples for cases these days from inspiring English sources

But that's not what happens in 99percentt of the cases these days.

10 P.M. (NBC LAWW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT -- Every series seems to be doing "cold cases" these days.

In fact, manufacturers tend to refer to their bags as business cases these days, recognizing that a computer is just one of many technology products people carry.

In most cases these days, students pay their own way at Japanese business schools, which tend to focus on the technical and the practical — be it marketing, finance or organizational behavior — and have faculty members with management experience.

In an interesting twist, the government also charged a foreign official, something not done under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the law that is applied to such bribery cases these days.

That makes it harder for Swiss farmers to use traditional visual inspections to know when to bring on the bull or, in about 80 percent of the cases these days, the artificial inseminator.

But that's not the case these days.

This is so often the case these days.

Ms. Michaelson's climb out of obscurity started, as is so often the case these days, on the Internet.

And the typical case these days, is "not going to be someone who looks like Henry VIII," he said.

As is often the case these days, a selection of appetizers or "quick bites" can easily make a meal.