Sentence examples for minor cases of from inspiring English sources

Such cases usually involve relatively low-value thefts, such as shoplifting, or minor cases of criminal damage.

Over the years, I've had some minor cases of plagiarism (a few sentences or a paragraph) that I've used as a valuable teaching moment.

But indications are that alleged episodes range from relatively minor cases of enforced physical activity or time-consuming rituals to physical violence resulting in cuts or welts.

Judges have passed draconian sentences for minor cases of corruption and abuse of power, frightening much of a business class that almost universally submitted during Mr Mubarak's long reign to rapacious demands for bribes.

Sensing widespread public support for a harsh crackdown on the rioters and an expansion of police powers, Mr. Cameron has backed the "speedy justice" that has hastened hundreds of suspects through round-the-clock courts, some of them drawing stiff prison sentences for even minor cases of looting.

The proposals are to deny jury trial in what are called minor cases of theft, so rational debate is hardly enhanced by Casey's talk of "bereaved families of murder victims being unable to grieve until the trial is over" and then saying "defendants should not have the right to choose to be tried by a jury over something such as the theft of a bicycle or stealing from a parking meter".

I did struggle with a minor case of graft-versus-host disease.

Its reputation is so phenomenal that I'll admit I was suffering from a minor case of eating stage fright.

Thus, Reagan repeatedly told the bogus story of the Cadillac-driving welfare queen — a gross exaggeration of a minor case of welfare fraud.

One company, which required a physical exam, turned her down twice because of a relatively minor case of osteoarthritis in her right knee.

Riding high from her success as the scheming Sharpay in "High School Musical 2," she seems to have come down with a minor case of Jennifer Grey syndrome.