Sentence examples for out of cases from inspiring English sources

"I think we are now seeing a natural petering out of cases they can deal with internally".

The legislation, approved this week, grew out of cases in which time became a factor in litigation involving art looted by the Nazis.

"I didn't want to cross that line when I was dealing with white bodies and the families were grieving, because I didn't want to make a political point out of cases like that.

But the Supreme Court allows justices to make their own recusal decisions, and no one should expect to see Justice Thomas bowing out of cases based on angry comments in his memoir.

As more instruments came out of cases, an evolutionary lineup seemed to form: flattops on one end, bulky as Neanderthals; archtops in the middle, thinner and more finely sculpted; and then the Olive Branch.

In 2007, the court reversed itself in a decision rising out of cases in Seattle and Louisville, Ky., ruling that race could no longer be considered in school assignments.

There is a "churning-out of cases," she said.

Information about diagnostic and treatment procedures was obtained from the medical records, and surgical pathology forms that were completed after clinical sign-out of cases.

A second set of simulations was carried out to determine the effect on the regression between X and Y (disruptive behaviour) of drop-out that is selective on the criterion Y (e.g. drop-out of cases with higher scores on the criterion variable) and of drop-out that is selective on both the predictor (X) and the criterion variable (Y).

Sixty-five eligible out-of-area cases also were interviewed.

The percentage of NMDAR positive cases of this group C (4 out of 51 cases) is similar to that of Zandi's report (3 out of 46 cases).