Sentence examples for cases to look from inspiring English sources

Experts said that the insider trading statute was not specific about what damages could be awarded, and there are no prior cases to look to for a precedent.

Stringer's family has retained Stanley Chesley, a lawyer with a history of handling high-profile personal-injury cases, to look into the death of Stringer, 27.

The European Commission opened two cases to look at separate allegations by Microsoft, which is concerned about access to video and wireless patents for its products including the Xbox, and by Apple, which is concerned about access to other wireless patents for the iPhone and iPad.

It's tempting, in these cases, to look on Apple as a sort of mother figure.

"In less than 10 mins, developers can get details on a lot of automated test cases, so by the time you go out and grab a coffee there are some test cases to look at.

I was also very lucky to arrange a week's work experience at a firm in London where I was given patent applications to review and infringement cases to look over.

One useful case example to look at is the development of clinical PET scanning in the period from 1981 to 2011.

It is hard, in any case, to look a gift horse in the mouth.

MR. ZÚÑIGA'S luck finally turned after the filmmakers persuaded one of the three appeals magistrates who reviewed the case to look at the trial video.

Professors shouldn't have access to students' grades, but your history professor wants to know why you wrote such a bad essay in his class, so he has a use case to look up your English I grade.

I asked Dr. John E. Adams, a Maryland forensic pathologist who has testified in more than 500 cases but not in the Norfolk Four case, to look at the autopsy and knife-wound evidence.