Sentence examples for cases to tell from inspiring English sources

But there is not enough information about the human cases to tell whether the disease in people has gotten more severe.

Nonetheless, I wouldn't recommend that you rely on these borderline cases to tell you much about the momentum in the race.

Finally, a single horizontal plate and two dual horizontal plates in vertical direction and in horizontal direction are three illustrative cases to tell you why the dual BEM is necessary not only in mathematics but also in physics.

Since the passing of the non-literal into the standardized literal is hopelessly vague, it will be difficult in some pressing cases to tell what has been lexicalized as a different meaning and what has not.

If it really is wrong in all cases to tell lies, as Aquinas and Grisez and Finnis have argued, our grasp of this moral truth is dependent on our possessing, or our being able to recognize the possessor of, practical wisdom.

Because this story was so much in the minds of the public there is a case to tell.

Nevertheless, in 1970, after he had stopped a case to tell a defence lawyer that his client should have pleaded guilty, the court of appeal commented that his outburst had been "wholly improper".

His book and fellow panelist Jill Leovy's "Ghettoside" largely follow a single legal case to tell their stories.

You might want to put a mark on the case to tell what side is up.

The 548 incidents reported in 2014-15 compares with 734 cases reported to Tell Mama during 2013-14.

Think of the Liberian doctor who went door-to-door to search for Ebola cases, and to tell families what to do if they show symptoms.