Sentence examples for most cases actually from inspiring English sources

Climate scientists say that the standardisation of raw temperature data is important to remove rogue readings and has, in most cases, actually resulted in a reduction of the warming trend in Australia.

The American Legal Realists are "anti-foundationalists" about judicial decisions in the sense that they deny that the legal reasons justify a unique decision: the legal reasons underdetermine the decision (at least in most cases actually litigated).

Although it is the best way to seek consent from the subjects themselves in the clinical research, patients in the episode of delirium were unable to communicate meaningfully in most cases actually.

The word offends until you realize that in most cases it actually applies.

But more important, the prospect of tax-aware jurors would also raise the amounts of settlements before trial — when, again, most cases are actually resolved.

In most cases, participants actually achieved a good degree of integration (Figure 2(c)).

It's not the cheapest car in the mix, sitting about mid-pack in terms of price (and in most cases probably actually selling a lot closer to $30,000 than $26,000), nor is it close to being the most practical.

While this is an amazing announcement for so many reasons, the most impressive part might be that the AI not only matched wits with human players in most cases, but actually went above and beyond the best scores of expert meat-based players in 29 of the 49 games it learned, and bested existing computer based players in a whopping 43.

Hayek's point is that in most cases they actually evolved organically.

However, be aware that many companies disconnect the moment your answering machine clicks on, making this tactic worthless, it's also the company policy in most cases to actually talk to a person.

In most cases those that actually did take the prize will linger in the memory very much less.