Sentence examples similar to each case distinctly from inspiring English sources
In Rose v. Groves, Chief Justice Tindal put the case distinctly upon the footing of an infringement of a private right.
The circuit court of appeals, in reversing the case, distinctly stated that, in its view, the case might be brought under the state act, notwithstanding the employers' liability act, and reached the conclusion that the judgment below should be reversed.
On the contrary, as we have seen, the court in that case distinctly recognized the principle that a state could not make any prohibition whatever as to a corporation doing business within its limits that would be in violation of the Federal Constitution.
Data for octaCDD scattered in some cases distinctly above the upper confidence limit.
Combination of KP1339 with sorafenib induced in the majority of all cases distinctly synergistic effects, comprising both sorafenib-resistant as well as sorafenib-responsive cell models.
In each case, the genres tapped into distinctly American themes.
Even though fermentation of glucose was fast in each case, the three yeast strains differed in respect to qGlucose and μGlucose, thus resulting in distinctly different efficiencies of glucose conversion.
"In each case the individual animal starts its life with the capacity to develop in a number of distinctly different ways," says Patrick Bateson, a biologist at Cambridge University.
In each case? A. In each case.
The two American hospitals treating Antonio Torres approached his case from distinctly different perspectives.
