Sentence examples for cases to do from inspiring English sources

They don't have the time or the inclination, in most cases, to do major decorating, especially when they are still single.

Newspaper accounts of child deaths often suggested that A.C.S. workers had too many cases to do their jobs properly, but caseloads had been reduced over the years to a reasonable number — usually between eight and fifteen.

The Securities and Exchange Commission, the government body that watches over capital markets, was involved in some cases to do with takeovers but was wary of being seen to be too interfering.

But Mr Gonzalez has himself been tainted by the scandals that dogged his party during its last years in office; court cases to do with the "dirty war" against Basque separatists when he was in power are still pending.

But while Chu is gentle with gay people who are working to reconcile their sexualities and their faiths — straining in some cases to do so — he is far less generous to those of us who are no longer believers.

Just over 45 miles south is Silicon Valley, the home of View, the company making the glass that can be controlled from a smartphone to darken or lighten a window, a technology that promises in many cases to do away with the need for curtains and blinds and save significant amounts of energy spent on cooling.

"It all points to the absolute case to do away with the system of political fundraising that we currently have".

As Matt so eloquently explained earlier today, you want your ereader case to do more than just protect your gadgetry.

6 I decide in this case to do this by selecting one measure per patient.

You must ask a third party who is unrelated to the case to do it for you.

The reason, in several cases, has to do with authenticity.