Sentence examples for cases to lie from inspiring English sources

Policemen search his house without a warrant; when the prosecution produces a man who claims to have heard Kamble sing the inflammatory song about sewer cleaners, Vora exposes him to be a stock witness who has taken the stand in several cases to lie in support of the police.

The classification of cases according to the levels of the free thyroid hormone showed 86,65% of cases to lie within the normal range, 2.3% lied above and 11.05% below.

We expect the real performance of ExomeWalker in such cases to lie somewhere in-between that seen in Figures 1 and 2. To gain a realistic estimate of the performance of our method on new data, we identified 19 disease gene associations that had been identified in 2012 that belong to one of the phenotypic series and had a known variant in HGMD.

Louis IV d'Outremer granted coinage rights to the archbishop of Reims as early as 850, and the system was swiftly developed in the 10th century, concessions being made to a large number of ecclesiastical foundations and even in a few cases to lay lords as well.

A player revolt against the coach was not a hard case to lay out.

Plastic is more porous than glass, so unless you're buying a special bottle or case to lay down, all other things being equal there's no point beyond aesthetics and tradition to buying wine in bottles.

In all cases of pseudotumor formation and focally in 2 cases of component loosening, ghost-like outlines of macrophages that in many cases appeared to lie in small (granuloma-like) aggregates were seen.

Demonstrators in impoverished Syria are too afraid to criticise their own corrupt regime, whose only proven competence, in any case, seems to lie in diverting domestic criticism to foreign affairs.

More than 20 people were taken out of the bar for questioning, handcuffed with plastic ties and, in some cases, were forced to lie face down in the parking lot, witnesses said.

In that case, the RMS gain estimation errors for most cases are likely to lie between and  dB.

While a good case can be made about the necessity for inter-state lying on occasion, a case for leaders to lie to the public is much harder to make, and one does not even need to recall Kipling's chilling epitaph on the British dead of the First World War: "If any question why we died, Tell them, because our fathers lied".