Sentence examples for particularly serious case from inspiring English sources

Deputy director Rachel Heilbron speaks of one particularly serious case they became involved with last year.

In one particularly serious case a family of asylum seekers was pressured by a Nauruan woman not to press charges against a Nauruan guard for assaulting their son.

The disorder is usually treated by a psychologist or, if it's a particularly serious case, with antidepressant medication.

In Germany, a life sentence is only given for murder or a particularly serious case of manslaughter.

But after the brutal winter the Windy City endured -- its coldest ever, by one measure -- no one can blame Chicagoans for having a particularly serious case of spring fever this year.

Sending civilians back to the United States for prosecution under the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act is a complex process that has been little used, except in particularly serious cases.

When application is made to lift such an order, the welfare of the young person must still be taken into account but the weight given to it changes after conviction, particularly in a serious case.

The situation is particularly serious in the case of lung cancer, where for up to 80% of patients, their disease is found to be inoperable because it has been diagnosed too late [ 4].

Aja Hall, the case presenter for the NMC, told the panel the case was "particularly serious" as "Pauline Cafferkey was in the starting stages of Ebola and in an extremely busy and public place".

"I regard this case as particularly serious because it took place at a high level".

Judge David Paget told the couple the case was particularly serious and involved sadistic behaviour.