Sentence examples for only a case from inspiring English sources

But whereas others might see only a case study, Campbell finds a sweet-hearted, vulnerable, charmingly amusing little boy.

Often there is only a case summary, drawn up by police, which when actual statements arrive, after delay, "bears no resemblance to reality", says Jumnoodoo.

The false attribution of blame to renewable energy for the blackouts is not only a case in point, but provokes an important question.

It is not only a case of "we are all in it together" but also "we are in this for the long term" will be his line.

New Hampshire's returns were not only a case of the suppposed winning candidates losing, but of men losing whose whole rationale for being in the race at all was that they are winners.

The investigation's new direction, if it proves fruitful, could offer prosecutors not only a case that is easier for a jury to understand, but also another means for pursuing evidence of possible criminal activities up the management ranks at Enron.

Considering only Ad 7 cases, case lethality reached 28.6%.

But if we tell ourselves only a case-closed story of communism as an inevitable disaster we miss other parts of the past's reality and foreclose on the other stories it can tell us.

But the chief justice endorsed only a case-by-case approach, saying that an offender's age could be considered in deciding whether a life sentence was so disproportionate to the crime as to violate the Eighth Amendment.

It is also wrong to speak of a judgment in this case: it is only a case-by-case comparison which is based on a reference to the court.

Most hospitals manage patient complaints on only a case-by-case basis.