Sentence examples for most public cases from inspiring English sources

The most public cases of wealth inequality now place the spotlight on the second generation of the rich.

In the most public case, Sunstein rejected a version of the EPA's proposed ozone rule, and the president backed him up.

Yet the investigation has been unlike most public corruption cases in that the two men involved did not hold public office while conducting the business that is now under investigation.

Fifteen years ago this fall, in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq, one of the most compelling public cases for war came not from President George W. Bush or his backers on Capitol Hill but from a wonky book written by a former C.I.A. analyst that landed, improbably, on best-seller lists and nightstands across Washington.

The argument from Rob Strayer, the State Department's top cyber official, was the most elaborate public case a U.S. official has made against Huawei's inclusion in 5G networks.

One of the most public and controversial cases of sex verification in sports has apparently been resolved, at least in part, but the answers to some important questions have not been made public.

To estimate deaths averted, we applied the case-fatality rate (CFR) for case-patients before most public health actions had occurred for the case-population at risk (i.e., number of case-patients diagnosed after October 4 and still alive 60 days later and estimated number of case-patients predicted to have occurred after October 4 if no recall had occurred).

More than a decade ago, Blaxter [ 4] observed that with the exception of Calnan's [ 18] small-scale exploratory study, little attention had been paid to the question: 'How do people themselves think about inequalities in health?' According to Davidson et al. [ 19] this continues to be the case, with most public health studies approaching the subject obliquely.

They refused to comment about recent developments in court, citing court orders barring most public discussion of the case.

Ever since the Supreme Court agreed in December to hear the administration's appeal, most public discussion of the case, Cheney v. United States District Court, No. 03-475, has concerned whether Justice Antonin Scalia's duck-hunting trip with Vice President Cheney in January disqualified him from participating in the case.

That is not a problem in the case of most public figures.