Sentence examples for nature of cases from inspiring English sources

Blackmailers threaten to send embarrassing or incriminating images of someone which have been captured through a webcam to friends, family or colleagues unless money is paid, but because of the nature of cases they are rarely reported.

Regardless of which jurisdiction takes the lead in trying cases stemming from the Sept. 11 attacks, the Southern District of New York will always be of crucial importance to the federal justice system, given the nature of cases that arise there on a broad array of fronts.

Especially when you consider the nature of cases against financial advisors.

A literature search turned up no reports in this regard perhaps functional brain imaging will ultimately clarify the nature of cases like the abovementioned.

Limited time of contact, emergent nature of cases, shortage of inpatient beds and cost factors contribute to premature discharge decisions that can have grave consequences.

28 The results showed a highly variable nature of cases in space and time, and there was clearly high year-to-year variation, even in high-risk SLAs.

Depending on the nature of case and evidence, an appropriate reporter, the senior scientist on the investigation, is allocated.

And the upcoming cases involving UK human rights organisations will change the nature of case law in Europe.

The observational nature of case-control studies warrants discussion.

Generalizability of the present results is limited due to the nature of case studies.

Of note, the dichotomous nature of case-control designs may overestimate the accuracy of diagnostic tests [ 113].