Investors are, in particular, looking for high beta (higher risk, higher return) ways to either capture the market rally or in many cases catch up after being too cautious.
Many cases are caught in prenatal ultrasounds or routine newborn exams.
"In many cases, children caught up in this crisis have fared the worst, losing family members or friends to the violence, suffering physical and psychological trauma, or falling behind in school," the nonprofit World Vision wrote in a post on March 15, the sixth anniversary of the civil war.
In the end, Cases caught his prey.
In many cases, investors were caught by surprise because American rating agencies had given the products top ratings, leading buyers to believe there was little risk.
Furthermore, teachers are not only torn between teaching creatively and teaching to an exam; in many cases, teachers are caught between a state-mandated curriculum and a state-mandated test that are completely disconnected.
While the new affidavit by the mysterious Officer F submitted two days ago as part of Charles Schwarz's bid to overturn his convictions in the Abner Louima case caught many people by surprise, it does not mean that Mr. Schwarz will be getting out of prison any time soon.
Or a defendant in a "cold case," caught and convicted many years after the offense, might claim that because he's turned his life around there's no need to send him to prison (rehabilitation/incapacitation); at the same time, simply setting him free would conflict with the goals of retribution and deterrence.
In many cases, the cancer is caught before it has spread beyond the prostate gland and can be cured with surgery or radiation therapy.
The trouble is that in too many cases women are being caught in cycles of violence, coerced through trafficking, abusive relationships, addiction, and poverty.
