Sentence examples for how far cases from inspiring English sources

But it is still unclear where and how far cases will spread.

The changes, he suggested, could tighten checks on who is granted aid and reduce the workload by imposing tighter rules on how far cases can be appealed, for example.

If you can't tell how far Case is throwing her voice as a writer, she gives you a big cue in "Vengeance Is Sleeping," when she sings, "I'm not the man you think I am".

We analyze very briefly in how far these cases could be described in terms of the multilevel perspective.

"Why are the rights of college survivors trumped by our desire to hold institutions and offenders accountable?" But New Jersey Assemblyman John McKeon (D), one of the sponsors of that bill, noted the victims would still have a say in deciding how far the cases go in the criminal justice system.

But meanwhile, three of the ten judges have recused themselves from the case without explanation, perhaps indicating just how far the case's tentacles stretch into the legal establishment.

"People will be surprised how far this case has been blown out of proportion," said John Underwood, the lawyer for Mr. Jackson.

Finally, we discuss how far the case-study programme is suitable for introducing a new mode of knowledge production to universities.

To the Editor:Re "Topping Off a Physical: How Far Is Too Far" (Cases, Oct. 25): As a woman wearing a wig in the aftermath of chemotherapy, I found Dr. Kent Sepkowitz's column "Topping Off a Physical" both touching and disturbing.

He did not say how far back the cases went.

Broader stock markets trembled in the first half of the day, and gave up moderate gains as investors watched to see how far the flu cases would spread, and whether concerns about a pandemic were exaggerated or legitimate.