Sentence examples for difficulty of the case from inspiring English sources

But investigators in Pennsylvania acknowledged the difficulty of the case.

A letter from the Zambian inspector general, sent in 2004, acknowledges the difficulty of the case.

In theory, this means fees should vary with the difficulty of the case, the expertise of the lawyer, the time required and the result obtained.

"Legal fees are not competitive because lawyers have colluded to maintain a fixed 33percentt rate regardless of the nature or difficulty of the case," Professor Brickman said.

But a majority of the five-member panel of the court, the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, ruled that whether the fee was reasonable should be determined at a trial, based on a further exploration of the discussions that led to the fee agreement and the difficulty of the case.

Other moments revealed Judge Scheindlin to be struggling with an essential difficulty of the case: how to measure the constitutionality of not one single street stop — that is a familiar task for judges — but millions of stops conducted over many years.

Participants' confidence ratings varied significantly as a result of the difficulty of the cases (F (1, 289) =133.94, P < 0.001) and between participants (F (96, 289) = 7.70, P < 0.001).

The father's solicitor, Gwen Williams, said her client understood the difficulties of the case but was "relieved" at the final judgment.

Superintendent Darcy confirmed that they were not searching for a fugitive or suspect, but instead emphasised the difficulties of the case.

The scenes of chaos that unfolded on the trial's opening day underscored the difficulty of unwinding the case.

Bono and Keys acknowledged the difficulty of making the case for AIDS programs.