Sentence examples for genuine cases from inspiring English sources

Many social media users are ridiculing the campaign, arguing that it belittles genuine cases of discrimination.

I believe there are many genuine cases which were sidestepped in this deal.

After all, Mr. Makrtchyan said, European nations have kept their borders open even as they treat genuine cases of SARS.

At the time, the then home secretary Jack Straw said it was being ended because "it is arbitrary, unfair and ineffective and has penalised genuine cases, divided families and unnecessarily increased the administrative burden on the immigration system".

By modern standards these strategies would fail the requirement that hopes be realistic and rational, but they do serve to illustrate the element of supplication that, I argue, is present in all genuine cases of hope.

At a time when there may be more genuine cases for political asylum, Gambian migrants arriving in Italy are now often excluded from the asylum system, making their dangerous journeys futile.

Somalis with a genuine case for asylum may be killed if forcibly sent home.

The problem is there's a genuine case against him and there's football's case against him.

The first killing, which took place in 1989, is, as Jenkins reconstructs it, a genuine case of self-defense.

Now, I know that a genuine case of coeliac disease is one thing, but not everyone has it, surely?

This exhibition fails to say anything about the compex phenomenon of influence, or to make a genuine case for the importance of Rubens.