Sentence examples for considered a case from inspiring English sources

We considered a case study in Romania's Carpathians.

The court said it had never considered a case like this one.

It could be considered a case study in out-of-control compensation costs in bad times.

The justices considered a case this term about an election-year documentary made by opponents of Hillary Clinton.

Finally, we considered a case study to evaluate the system in terms of its feasibility and validity.

[45 N.J. 562] Neither this Court nor the former Court of Errors and Appeals has considered a case directly presenting this question.

Responses induced by these stimuli could be considered a case of "fight-or-flight" reaction in response to environmental stressors mediated by the sympathetic nervous system49,51.

In 1946, in United States v. Lovett, the Supreme Court considered a case about a law withholding salaries from government officials said to be radicals.

Ms. Engle said she was not aware of another recent example in which the agency had considered a case involving supplements or drugs marketed to children.

Even the center's Americanist faculty members do comparative work, she added, and the "rest of us are comparativists who have long believed that the U.S. should be considered a case in comparative analysis," says Didi Kuo for www.insidehighered.com.

Bone said he had written to the chief executive concerning what he considered a case of "maladministration" and insisted it was right for him to do so on behalf of his wife.