Sentence examples for iconic case from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon Papers is the iconic case.

"It's become the iconic case of failure".

Cochabamba in Bolivia is an iconic case: enormous public protests led to the cancellation of a private contract for the water utility.

Ms. Musalo, director of the Center for Gender and Refugee Studies at Hastings College of the Law at the University of California, said Ms. Alvarado's "has been the iconic case of domestic abuse as a basis for asylum".

Barclays is an iconic case for making the point, seeing as bankers' determination to minimise their contribution to public funds is matched by the lavishness of the benefits they have enjoyed at public expense.

A second iconic case study was microcredit in the Indian subcontinent, which began with the Nobel winning Grameen Bank initiative, but sparked a copycat rush into microloans by, effectively, for-profit subprime lenders.

"This is one of those catalytic, iconic cases that leads to reform," he said.

The decision aligns North Carolina's voting law symbolically and constitutionally with the Jim Crow era of segregation, which modern Fourteenth Amendment jurisprudence worked to dismantle in iconic cases like_ _Brown v. Board of Education.

In Salvation he is charged with that most difficult of tasks, playing the younger version of an iconic character (in this case Kyle Reese, portrayed by Michael Biehn in James Cameron's 1984 Terminator).

The watch is an open-dial architecture, tourbillon, minute-repeater encased in the brand's iconic Piccadilly case.

Draining as Raskolnikov proved, surely the chance to portray British rock's most iconic suicide case must have called out to him?