Sentence examples for cases to say from inspiring English sources

Well, it's a common refrain in child pornography cases to say that it is a victimless crime.

They have managed to do this because, in both cases, to say that they are experimental writers misses the ease with which we read them.

Since guidelines for injections are being disputed among doctors' groups, it is hard in most cases to say if a particular patient should or should not have been offered an injection, says Marc Lipton, a Michigan attorney who is representing more that 20 patients with fungal meningitis.

Other, perhaps more convincing pieces of evidence for indeterminate appearances include our inability to say exactly how far away certain objects seem to be, our inability in some cases to say merely on the basis of appearances whether two objects are the same color, and our inability to read blurred or far-away words.

It is tempting, looking at the Herx and Hobby Lobby cases, to say, "Well, she chose to work for a religious employer.

The two worked examples of "best fit framework synthesis" also suggest that it is not necessarily true in all cases to say that qualitative research linked to a specific intervention is of only "limited value" in generating conceptual models [ 62]: All of the included studies represented such research.

But, he added: "It would be overstating the case to say our ancestry is meaningless.

The Supreme Court should have grabbed the case to say so and order a new trial for Mr. Hood.

In the first case, to say that God need us is blasphemy: it would be denying his perfection.

"There is a pretty sure case to say that the supply of these will lead to an overall saving for the public purse," he said.

Five people connected to the case are said to have died soon after the hex was put in place.