Sentence examples for is a recent case from inspiring English sources

The strike on the Rawa camp is a recent case in which the Americans clashed with foreign militants.

The experience of Cecilia Joyce, a marathon runner who claims to be unable to live without her iPod, is a recent case in point.

DURBIN: And this is a recent case before the Supreme Court I'd like to make reference to, D.A.'s Office v. Osborne, involving DNA.

(Huawei's growing isolation is a recent case in point). This scenario would leave multinational firms with unpleasant options for how to handle any assets or operations that fall into the opposing sphere's territories.

Evernote is a recent case in point.

The establishment of the health Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as a gold standard of measuring outcomes in global population health and of international funding and monitoring initiatives such as the Global Fund is a recent case in point.

There was a recent case that may, by analogy, effect the ability to claim fair use when copying electronic texts.

"My argument was I didn't think there had been a recent case of blasphemy and I thought we had stopped burning people," remembers Clarke.

Certainly, concept albums can be about real people (David Byrne and Fatboy Slim's Here Lies Love, about Imelda Marcos, being a recent case in point) or transposed a bit more literally in musical theatre, as in the National's current production Fela!, which uses Fela Kuti's own songs to tell the singer's life story.

But we should remember we also deplore such action when it functions as an attempt to erase ideologies deemed undesirable by rulers or religious groups intent on absolute control, the Taliban destruction of the Buddhas of Bamiyan being a recent case.

One telling precedent may be a recent case in a French court against the video site, Dailymotion.