Sentence examples for could be cases from inspiring English sources

It seems that if you're thinking clearly, there could be cases in which suicide would be a rational choice.

That leaves us with the possibility that there could be cases where you die and you don't survive.

Rosner, however, conceded that there could be cases that proved the opposite.

What is it that matters in survival?" Because it's possible, logically speaking, that there could be cases in which I survive, but I don't have what I normally have when I survive, and so I don't have what matters.

Lord Goldsmith said later: "My concern is that there could be cases in which there has been non-disclosure of some evidence from one of the special case files.

The upshot is that, as the I.R.S. acknowledged in its proposed rule, there could be cases where an employer's offer of coverage would be treated as affordable for the purposes of the employer mandate but unaffordable when the worker seeks coverage on the exchange.

"This could be case-related; it could be totally unrelated," an investigator said.

Epidemiological studies could be case reports, observational studies (i.e. cohort, case-control), reviews, meta-analysis, and clinical trials.

One of these cases could be the case of IS1397 in E. coli.

And that case could be the case that goes to the Supreme Court.

"There could be additional cases who are already exposed.