Sentence examples for must be cases from inspiring English sources

Lancaster has a large prison complex, and Guevara suspected that there must be cases there, but, perhaps owing to ignorance on the part of the medical staff, very few were being reported.

This means that the relationship between host range and species richness is not absolute and that there must be cases where speciation events have apparently not been associated with increases in host diversity, which is hardly surprising.

If this is the case, then there must be cases where the two hypotheses make different predictions, and thus experiments must (at least in principle) be able to select one hypothesis over the other.

When he asked if they had met, he said, "It must be case of mistaken identity".

There is also the option of requesting a further local authority age assessment, which must be case law-compliant and approved by two social workers.

If you are naïve enough to insist that your password be the name of your dog, at least change your dog's name to include numerals and punctuation — and your dog's name must be case-sensitive.

For γ to be a selection function for A it must be case that γ(A⊥p) = {A}, and in order for it to be a selection function for B it must be the case that γ(B⊥p) = {B}.

(2) For urolithiasis association, the study must be case-control study and must have clear original data of genotypic and allelic frequencies.

Because the way to resolve such purely hypothetical conflict must be case-specific, I cannot now suggest precisely how to do it.

"It's a very sensitive issue that must be considered case by case," she added.

There is no written standard for such a judgment, nor could there be; it must be made case by case.