Sentence examples for obvious miscarriage from inspiring English sources
An obvious miscarriage of justice, you might say, but an outcome that was feared by the Toronto messenger community once the identity of the driver became known.
Probably the most obvious miscarriage of justice in a high-profile contest recently was Pacquiao's points loss to Timothy Bradley in June, the 33-year-old's first official setback in eight years.
A stereotype defined by ignorance and bigotry was becoming codified in popular culture as well, especially in relation to Southern characters: the obvious miscarriage of justice in "To Kill a Mockingbird," published in 1960; Rod Steiger's good-ol'-boy police chief from "In the Heat of the Night" in 1967.
And yet, tragic and awful as the Brown case no doubt is, and stacked as the odds appear to be against white cops being brought to book for killing young black men, it is not immediately obvious that a wholesale miscarriage of justice has taken place.
This study was motivated by the relatively high reliability of diagnosis and determination of both fatality and miscarriage or premature birth, obvious events compared to fetal vaccinia, which is extremely difficult to diagnose, and fetal and neonatal outcomes, which could be biased by progress in obstetrics and medicine on a whole.
Although these can appear less obvious than the acute signs of miscarriage, they are no less important.
Nevertheless, the Norfolk Four count a growing list of supporters, including four former Virginia attorneys general, one of them a Republican, who have no obvious motive for suggesting that the state perpetrated a major miscarriage of justice.
Women with an obvious cause of their PID were excluded, i.e. women with PID following partus, miscarriage, abortion, insertion of IUD and intra-uterine operations (n = 175).
It might seem obvious, but the subject is so rarely discussed that many people are unaware just how common miscarriage is.
In addition to the above result, one other interesting finding in the present study was that the couples with male chromosomal heteromorphism, but not female carriers, displayed a trend toward a higher early miscarriage rate (10.31 versus 6.84%, P > 0.05), and this phenomenon was more obvious in those couples with normal sperm parameters (12.00% of Group 3 versus 5.42% in control group, P > 0.05).
