Sentence examples for elusive case from inspiring English sources

Could this elusive case be heading toward a conclusion?

Mooting is a specialised skill where each team tries to find that elusive case which will convince the judge to find in their favour.

On a more language-specific view, an elusive case of allomorphy, hitherto regarded as historical, receives synchronic motivation in the consideration of general principles of form and structure interrelations.

Bosch follows LAPD Detective Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch as he tries to solve the most elusive cases.

Because different HS modification patterns are crucial for FGFR signaling and function (Guimond and Turnbull 1999), all the genes involved in the biosynthesis and modification of heparan sulfates as well as the other genes are candidates to be mutated in still elusive cases of Kallmann syndrome and IHH.

IF YOU thought the Higgs boson was elusive, consider the case of dark matter.

Perhaps there were connections between text and movement, but they were elusive; in any case, the text stopped after not too long and drifted out of memory.

But, even in an era of sophisticated forensic science, definitive evidence can be elusive: in one case, the Serbs burned hundreds of corpses in a lead smelter.

The site also offers a place to register your Padlock's PIN, as well as a way to retrieve that elusive number in case you forget it.

His two key personal attributes were humour and courage: the first stands on its own, but the latter is more elusive in the case of an intensely private man like David.

Although the pathogenesis of PGNMID remains elusive, our current case study suggests that some infection causing upper airway inflammation exacerbates this condition to result in crescentic glomerulonephritis.