Sentence examples for in addition to cases from inspiring English sources

But in addition to cases of irreversible liver failure are many more instances of less serious liver damage that are not recorded, experts say.

In addition to cases related to individual accidents, several class-action suits have been filed against Toyota.

The law requires the workers to report suspected abuse they hear about from third parties in addition to cases they observe firsthand or learn about through contact with a child's parent or guardian.

In addition to cases like Enron and the Catholic Church, the climate of distrust in the Middle East has made negotiations nearly impossible, and the failed overthrow of President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela this month immediately produced suspicions in Latin America -- despite a lack of any clear evidence -- that the United States had been covertly involved.

Despite its high frequency in systemic lupus in addition to cases without extracutaneous manifestations, targeted treatments for DLE are lacking, likely because of a dearth of knowledge of the molecular landscape of DLE skin.

In a morning shopping trip, we found that milk – including both regular and almond milk – and a wide assortment of cheeses also had their prices lowered, in addition to cases of bottled water, frozen whole chickens, various pasta sauces, and even boneless rib-eye steaks.

In addition to case management, I help to secure statutory funding for clients.

For nearly 60 years, Chippendale's workshop on St . Martins Lane in London supplied clients with wallpapers, carpets, chimney pieces, fire grates and ormolu in addition to case pieces.

In addition to case endings, these languages also use postpositions; e.g., Kashmiri garājas-andar "in the garage," with -andar after the dative ending -as. Adjectives behave generally in the same way as nouns but have a syntactic restriction.

The workflows are evaluated for two image sets, namely, CASE-I (considering only near parallel images) and CASE-II (considering convergent images in addition to CASE-I).

In addition to case management support, primary care providers receive consultation and decision support from mental health specialists (i.e., psychiatrists and psychologists).