Sentence examples for matters of case from inspiring English sources

If we accept e-mail and texting as a new way of talking, then their casualness with matters of case and commas is not only expected but unexceptionable.

Although the use of the aforementioned tool is not evidence-based, it seems to provide a brief yet adequate quality analysis in matters of case reports.

The question of giving nondebtors releases in plans is largely a matter of case law.

Of these, for example, Aberg et al (1980) and Aberg (1997) argued that apparent longer-than-expected survival is a matter of case selection.

We also separated the control brain tissue (frontal white matter of Case 26) into nuclear, cytosolic, microsomal and mitochondrial fractions, and analyzed them by western blotting.

She crystallizes key facets of this debilitating illness so well that her courageously matter-of-fact case history could be required reading for medical students and mental health trainees.

There will be plenty of corresponding news stories about the subject matter of the case, if it is important enough, and that gives us another yardstick with which to judge the agency as well.

In response to the item, 'the facilitator needs to be expert in the subject matter of the case', the majority of respondents (61.6%) disagreed.

This is called diversity of citizenship and if you can fulfill this requirement, then the subject matter of the case will not matter.

Hallgrimsson (2008) specifically stresses that ID is a reaction against modern science in the U.S. It is well known that these attacks against modern science have been the subject matter of court cases in the U.S. since 1925 (Moore 2000).

The judge said the district court was not a forum where the complex matters of the case could be addressed; he could only grant an order to release Teitiota from custody.