Sentence examples for most striking case from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most striking case involved a five-year-old boy whose weight was that of an average 17-year-old.

The most striking case involved the Minnesota Wild and Rangers enforcer Derek Boogaard, who died in May at 28 of an accidental alcohol-and-painkiller overdose.

The most striking case involved the Queens borough president, Donald R. Manes, who was accused of extortion in awarding contracts by the city's Parking Violations Bureau.

Mr. Guberman said the most striking case involved a buyer who had signed a contract and paid about $20,000 in architecture and engineering fees before backing out of a $5.7 million apartment at the building on 84th Street.

The most striking case was in 1984, when Gary Hart was a distant second in a crowded Democratic field in Iowa, winning barely a third as many votes as Walter F. Mondale.

The most striking case came from Alabama, where the Republican Judge Roy Moore was reelected to his previous post as Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court.

One of the most striking cases was uncovered at the University of South Florida, which created a football team in 1997, adding more than 100 male athletes.

For preservationists one of the most striking cases that the commission declined to hear was that of St. Brigid's Roman Catholic Church on Avenue B at Eighth Street in the East Village, built in 1848 by Irish immigrants.

One of the most striking cases is that of Celia Brandon, a 'small, stout woman with brown hair and clear, rather yellow skin' admitted for observation to the Royal Edinburgh Hospital in 1915.

Your article was correct to point out that, while Luxembourg has produced some of the most striking cases, tax avoidance is a Europe-wide problem (Skype and Disney revealed among tax scandal firms, 10 December).

One of the most striking cases is LD, a genetic form of progressive myoclonus epilepsy.