Sentence examples for grim cases from inspiring English sources

As commander of the Stamford Police Department's youth division, Sgt. Jon Fontneau handles the grim cases in which children are the perpetrators or the victims of child abuse, sexual assaults, drug abuse or violence, their young lives either terribly wasted or horribly exploited.

A bad metaphor can affect how we act individually and as a society and in some grim cases even whether we, or others, live or die.

The Dublin murder squad has a grim case to solve in Tana French's BROKEN HARBOR (Viking, $27.95).

Haiyan offered a grim case study on how climate change is a live issue for the Philippines.

Now she was scrolling through a seemingly endless list of grim case histories of people who were killed or injured when their sightseeing aircraft or balloon crashed.

This grim case is the subject of "Anatomy of Injustice", a gripping and enraging book from Raymond Bonner, a veteran investigative journalist at the New York Times.

The death of Rosa, a 10-year-old apprentice from either the Yuki or Pomo tribes, provides a grim case in point.

This latest grim case has attracted more media interest in India and online than perhaps it would have done before December 2012.

Here, a grim case of infanticide has them reading up on the genesis of Grand Guignol horror on the English stage and the origins of the puppet character Mr. Punch as the pagan life force.

Surprisingly, large swaths of this region have cellphone service, which means health workers at clinics can let doctors at the hospital know when they have a particularly grim case.

This comment came at the end of one particularly grim case of worker injury and discrimination at Quality Pork Processors – the exclusive co-packer for Hormel's flagship plant in Austin, Minnesota – at a part of the kill floor called the "head table".