Sentence examples for more classic cases from inspiring English sources

A. It is not known what motivated Mr. Warsame to cooperate, but his situation may be similar to those who have cooperated in more classic cases involving organized crime or white-collar crime: they see it as their only route to avoiding a long prison sentence.

If ever there were a more classic case of the Apple Way versus the Open Way, it's Apple TV's rival, the Roku box.

It would be hard to find a more classic case of the fox guarding the hen-house.

On the other hand, future studies stratifying patients by their intrinsic subtypes or including more homogenous tumor types will give much more power to classic case control studies.

In the majority of cases, the more classic crosshead and dual lever designs appeared to elicit better performance than the more "usable" single lever and infrared designs.

So the recent closing of 11 reformist newspapers and five magazines by Iran's judiciary on charges that they published material that "disparaged Islam" is more than a classic case of press censorship.

Activists there and elsewhere say that the fight is more than a classic case of "not in my backyard" resistance.

Thus, future studies stratifying patients by their molecular subtypes may give much more power to classic case control studies, and genes of no or borderline significance may appear to be high-penetrant for certain subtypes and, therefore, be identifiable.

Thus, stratification of patients by their molecular subtypes may give much more power to classic case control studies, and genes of no or borderline significance may appear to be high-penetrant for certain subtypes and, therefore, be identifiable.

Happy Hour is 6pm-8pm and is not suspended during games as is often the case in more classic sports bars.

Since 2006, the annual number of those classic cases has been more in the range of 100 to 150.