Sentence examples for lighter cases from inspiring English sources

The vaccine is about 80 percent effective, said Linda Metz, a public-health nurse for Marin County, which means that people who are immunized may still get sick, but are likely to suffer lighter cases.

LG has announced their limited-edition run of the 60PT1 wrapped in wood instead of the sleek and lighter cases most modern boob tubes have today.

Nutritive anaemia can appear in lighter cases of respiratory, gastrointestinal and urinary infections and these health conditions do not bear a significant effect on haemoglobin concentrations.

When the complexity profile of the ward is known, casemix can be adjusted by selecting admissions to balance the number of "heavy" patients with lighter cases, or by reducing the overall numbers to support a higher proportion of "heavy" patients, according to waiting-list pressures.

The fifth-generation iPad will almost certainly debut with a thinner, lighter case – closer to the iPad mini and with smaller bezels (the gap between the screen and the edge of the device).

In July 2010 Amazon.com announced that it would cut the price of its entry-level Kindle, which offered a smaller, lighter case than its predecessors, with improved battery life and a faster page-refresh rate.

As for the iPad, the 5th generation is rumored to be getting a makeover that will include a smaller bezel and a thinner and lighter case, to match the iPad mini's current design.

The sleeve functioned like a real Zippo lighter case, opening at a side hinge to reveal the record within.

Sequestration has also forced public defenders to take on much lighter case loads, slowing down the judicial system even further in the process.

These objects will be framed in dramatically lit cases in a dark exhibition hall.

"In red-light cases, there's not a lot you can do to get a cyclist off," Roger Goldfinger, a lawyer at Rankin & Taylor, said.