Sentence examples for greatest cases of from inspiring English sources

"This is one of the greatest cases of corporate mismanagement," Mr. Griffin said.

In fact what we're seeing at the moment is that the greatest cases of economic development in Africa tend to be in very despotic states and we struggle, I think, at the moment to find democratic states in Africa that in fact are doing very well economically.

In one of the greatest cases of 'artistic justice' in pop music history, The Broadway Album became one of the biggest events of Streisand's career, selling seven and a half million copies worldwide to date, and earning Streisand a Grammy for Best Female Vocalist in early 1987.

At this point, English fans must be suffering from the greatest case of buyer's remorse since "The Amityville Horror".

What may well be the greatest case of needs must in rock history looks set to continue for the foreseeable future.

This is, as Lord Nicholas Stern famously put it, history's greatest case of market failure.

If he was right, I would end up with the story of the greatest case of mistaken identity in the history of art.

It was one of the nation's great cases of collateral damage: lose precious history to gain critical water storage.

But on the great cases of their day, it was Murphy who was far more often on the side of history.

So Google is a great case of a huge leap forward in ease of use that had nothing to do with the way people see and use it, but everything to do with the computer science on the back end.

His lawyer, Marvin D. Miller, declined to discuss the specific accusations against Mr. Chandia because he had not yet reviewed the indictment in detail, but he said the charges were groundless and amounted to "a great case of guilt by association".