Sentence examples for news a case from inspiring English sources
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But while the secretary of commerce is only rarely in the news, a case could be made that Evans' reign in that post was a disaster.
Though media reports initially presented the news as a case of Chrysler caving to the government demands, it turns out that both sides had to compromise.
Kim's warning that the global community was still not "moving fast enough" came as the Ebola virus claimed its first victim in the US and news of a case in Spain sent shares in travel and airline companies tumbling on stock exchanges.
An online headline, " Appeals court dismisses stem cell research suit," certainly grabbed the attention of this reporter, who wondered if she had somehow missed news about a case filed in the District of Columbia federal court by two scientists that led to a temporary shutdown last August of stem cell research funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
But this initial promise has been derailed by the news that a case brought by human rights campaigners to Britain's Supreme Court, challenging the legality of Northern Ireland's abortion laws, has been lost.
– Jenna Wortham Students Can Run Their Own Servers Scripting News | A case for everyone running their own servers instead of relying on the big tech companies.
Today's Buick Classic practice rounds and pretournament news conferences offered a case in point.
There is almost a sense that McBride's death is not news; it's a case study — a cliché with a casualty.
A decision by the federal government to grant special visas to about 150 Indian metalworkers is the most encouraging news yet in a case that has cast a harsh light on the dark side of legal immigration.
Often a Google search will lead you to a news article about a case that illustrates the point you want to make, a case that can help you to 'hook' reporters and your audience to grab their attention and convince them of the need for the preventive actions you envision.
