Sentence examples for cases think from inspiring English sources

This week in Geneva, Max Mosley, the president of the sport's rule-making body, the International Automobile Federation, announced how he intended to deliver on earlier promises to adapt Formula One to a world where carbon profligacy is increasingly frowned upon, and in some cases (think of those bans on the humble incandescent light bulb) outlawed.

Productivity gains are not impossible in the service sector, but in some cases, such as hairdressing, they are harder to come by, and in other cases – think schools – they would not be especially desirable if increasing output-per-head meant bigger class sizes.

A few of the more extreme cases think I'm some kind of manipulative monster," said Lopp. "The attacker never made any references to my public debates, so it's not a certainty that they were motivated by them.

Although both feminist and nonfeminist analytic philosophers are thought to favor literal uses of language, they also rely on metaphors, analogies, images and the like in the course of making their philosophical cases (think of the frequency of Neurath's ship via Quine).

In some cases (think Gross v. FBL Financial Services), Roberts and the other conservatives are remarkably candid about flouting past decisions.

In these cases, think twice before you throw your clothing away!

In total, they found 59 cases thought to have drug-induced uveitis: 43 with etanercept, 14 with infliximab, and 2 with adalimumab.

A retrospective review of 5,715 cases of septic shock from 24 adult ICUs revealed 217 cases thought to be catheter related.

However, this conclusion would have been influenced by the methodology, which placed an emphasis on cases thought to be linked to nitrate-contaminated water.

Which is, in this case: think big.

But in this case, think of it as Music Minus 100.