Sentence examples for more modern cases from inspiring English sources

'Bellingham had a lot in common with more modern cases,' James says.

The question for the court today was whether the broad definition adopted by Justice Samuel Chase's opinion had been eroded by more modern cases, and the 40-page majority opinion by Justice John Paul Stevens concluded that it had not.

You will need a screwdriver to open the cage and handle the drive if the hard drive is in a fixed or removable cage, Newer, more modern cases will often be "tool-less", meaning that you just have to push a simple lever or switch to be able to remove the hard drive.

Michelin could make a much more modern, inclusive case for itself and ditch the somewhat impenetrable format.

In the late-12th century, the Normans invaded southern Italy and Sicily; although they had the technology to build more modern designs, in many cases wooden motte-and-bailey castles were built instead for reasons of speed.

In 1920 the British Medical Journal argued that the treatment of cervical cancer by radium therapy should no longer be confined to inoperable cases: "More modern methods... together with a better appreciation of dosage and its effects, are undoubtedly pointing in the direction of radium therapy in earlier cases even in those which are operable".

The technologies that the companies are trying to adapt for civilian use are based on those in use on military aircraft, but in some cases are more modern.

Origin PC prefers the more modern manner of arrangement in cases with ATX layout motherboards.

And though it may seem odd to hear old-line Mafia members decrying the criminality and lack of values of today's more modern criminals, this is exactly the case.

The adversaries in today's environment are typically used to more modern technologies and so in this case, potentially our antiquated technologies may have helped us a little bit".

All the headlines surrounding this case talk about "cannibalism," but it's arguably a better example of the odder and more modern phenomenon of vorarephilia.