Sentence examples for genuine cases of from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

Racism is being used more and more as a form of getting what people want, and it detracts from the genuine cases of discrimination that really need to be investigated.

While it is often criticised for being heavy-handed, it argues it has to protect its revenue and only targets genuine cases of ambush marketing rather than picking on individual fans.

I suspect this kind of middle-class manipulation of the system is much more common than genuine cases of hard-pressed families who cannot afford holidays when school's out.

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?

Although Glenn had recently had both of his knees replaced and Irene had just recovered from a genuine case of shingles, the two Pattons looked happy and healthy when they met me at their door.

Played every year of peacetime between 1872 and 1989, usually as part of the long-gone British Home Championship or – latterly – the Rous Cup, its clockwork regularity became for many years a genuine case of familiarity breeding contempt.

In the publication Socialist Appeal, Max Shachtman, then a Marxist theorist (he later moved to the right), titled a 1937 article "The Politics of Gus Tyler — A Genuine Case of Rotten Liberalism in the Party".