Drinking and drug use may be cases in point.
REGARDLESS of how compelling the evidence may be, cases of this sort are tough to prove.
"Really?" "Well, there may be cases here and there, but a microminority".
I have always accepted that there may be cases where anonymity is removed to protect the public.
"I can see there may be cases where it would be borderline and it may be harder to get it.
There may be cases in which, even after DNA testing rules out a piece of evidence, the proof of guilt remains overwhelming.
"There may be cases of juror bias so extreme that, almost by definition, the jury trial right has been abridged," she wrote.
Of course, there may be cases where a terrorist masquerades as a journalist, but that is clearly not so in this case.
Ms Sudue says although there may be cases from time to time, she was confident a big outbreak would not happen again.
But they have ended up with a catch-all provision because, I assume, there may be cases in which the general rule would otherwise operate, in which there is an affirmative counterindication to what the general rule would provide.
Ordinary air is most commonly used although there may be cases where nitrogen is preferred.
