Sentence examples for looking for cases from inspiring English sources

Investors no longer want to buy the securities, which are costing banks multibillion-dollar write-offs, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking for cases of fraud.

"They are trying to move the law," he said, and are "out there looking for cases" rather than for allies among the other four justices.

But in looking for cases of Clostridium sordellii infections after knee surgery, Dr. Jernigan said that "a handful of cases" had cropped up in several states.

At the same time, they are also looking for cases to better establish the rights of partners in same-sex relationships -- primarily by testing the state's recognition of same-sex marriages performed out of state.

The S.E.C. is investigating possible fraud, although no charges have been brought, and is looking for cases where someone may have purchased credit-default swaps to drive up their price and persuade others that a company was in trouble.

Still, the agency reviews are important for assisting enforcement officials looking for cases of wrongdoing and deception, and they are supposed to be a central feature in the multifaceted approach toward policing the markets.

"That's the kind of sweet spot we're looking for," Case told me.

Interviewers are not solely looking for case details; they want you to talk about the end result for your service user, and your role in delivering the outcome.

John F. Geida, a Manhattan defense lawyer, spent yesterday morning fumbling around a dark office on Thomas Street looking for case files and phone numbers.

If you're looking for case studies on earthquakes in wealthy and less developed countries, part one and two of this powerpoint presentation for A-level students from Médecins Sans Frontières considers the impact of different earthquakes around the world.

"It was only when I went out to the villages looking for case studies that I realised how many families were affected and how few could afford help," he says.