Sentence examples for come across cases from inspiring English sources

"I've come across cases where young people have been subjected to a spectrum of exploitative practices.

She has come across cases in which inmates have had their grievances rejected for writing in red ink, for writing on the back of a form, and for attaching medical records to their submissions.

"I've come across cases where people have stepped in, but the vast majority of victims I've spoken to have been really sad because people have turned a blind eye and that has exacerbated their sense of isolation," he said.

"We do come across cases similar to this, not necessarily with such horrific outcomes.

However, Browning has come across cases in which "people were told that there is no funding, and they can't go on maternity leave".

found that 97.8%% of 393 emergency physicians surveyed had come across cases involving injuries resulting from suspected excessive use of force (Kass 1995), but only 28.8%% reported their suspicions to authorities.

During a year spent researching for a book on this subject, I've come across case after case in which regulators were reluctant to use the laws and resources available to them.

I have come across around a dozen cases in which a child has been killed or left seriously disabled as a result of abuse.

While researching my book, I came across cases where new born baby girls had been thrown into rubbish dumps to be gnawed by rats; or given an overdose of drugs, sometimes opium.

Mariama Diallo, African Community Specialist at Sanctuary for Families, a non-profit that works with affected communities, said she regularly came across cases of high school students who had been taken "home" to be cut.

He said: "When I was Magistrate I was coming across cases where people were driving under the influence of drugs.