Sentence examples for hand a case from inspiring English sources

But the only bottles on hand — a case of Peak Organic and two of Sam Adams — had been promised to a fellow maltster and a farmer who harvested barley for them.

On the other hand, a case, which shows smaller observed frequency than is expected, falls below the line.

On the one hand, a case with observed frequency higher than expected frequency is demonstrated by cell rising above the line.

On the other hand, a case study of mouse trap history may contribute insights to the academic discussion about material culture evolution.

He wondered "if the right thing is to let her know that the article is about her. … On the other hand, a case can be made that it's reporting research results that the person didn't sign up" to learn about.

Now that those inveterate opponents of government overreach, the Institute for Justice, has filed a case to force the government's hand (a case with the strange name In the Matter of the Seizure of $446,651.11) the brothers might get their money back.

Soft-tissue coverage of the hand: a case-based approach.

On one hand, a case-control study with 3141 participants in Canada provided an inverse association between fish consumption and prostate cancer incidence and subsequently suggested that fish consumption may reduce the risk of developing prostate cancer [ 103].

On the other hand, a case-control study or a prospective cohort study will evaluate the impact of the screening test among those participants who were screened as compared with those who were never screened.

"It's kind of like being handed a case of vodka and saying, go open a bar," he said.

Long Island investigators are typically handed a case when a local parent or a police department in another jurisdiction tips them off.