Sentence examples for points to the cases of from inspiring English sources

Another LP points to the cases of Michael Goguen and Joe Lonsdale, two VCs who in recent years were accused by former lovers of being abusive.

Dr. Forrest points to the case of lung cancer and cigarettes.

Amanda Brown points to the case of the New England Revolution player Chase Hilgenbrinck, who left the MLS to become a Catholic priest last year.

Geiger, who has researched the dissemination of information on Wikipedia, points to the case of the Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales's birthday.

Mr. McMahon's report points to the case of a family of four making the median income in Westchester County, $83,100, and itemizing deductions.

Mr. Bergen points to the case of Ali Mohamed, an Egyptian-American who served in both countries' armies and was an instructor at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.

She points to the case of San Sebastián, in the eastern part of the country, where an old gold mine has allegedly left behind vast environmental damage including severe water contamination.

She points to the case of the Navy pilot Michael Scott Speicher, who was presumed dead in the 1991 war with Iraq and then reclassified as missing in action years later.

The report does not make clear whether or how often children have appeared unrepresented before family courts or immigration tribunals but points to the case of Q v Q, where the president of the high court's family division, Sir James Munby, recently ordered HM Courts & Tribunals Service HMCTSS) to pay for representation so that justice can be done.

He points to the case of Harold Shipman, an apparently "avuncular" local GP who killed many of his patients.

Samuel points to the case of Robert Olsen, a foreign service officer who was fired in 1997 for failing to follow racist profiling guidelines for rejecting visa applications.