Sentence examples for present a special case from inspiring English sources

Do you think an expat in any country might feel the same, or does the United States present a special case?

That fear is vehemently countered by leading Chinese psychiatrists, supported by some experts in the West, who say the fervent spiritual practices of Falun Gong present a special case.

Yet I also think that the so-called new atheists present a special case, which is why I devote one of the six chapters in my book to criticising such writers as Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins.

A wartime economy may present a special case, but a recent working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research looked at data going back to 1980 and found that government investments in infrastructure and civic projects had a multiplier of 1.8 pretty close to Keynes's estimate.

A wartime economy may present a special case, but a recent working paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research looked at data going back to 1980 and found that government investments in infrastructure and civic projects had a multiplier of 1.8 — pretty close to Keynes's estimate.

In the following, we present a special case of Theorem 3.1.

Sanchez presents a special case.

But the watch over the pope presents a special case.

Every concerto he learns, Mr. Repin says, presents a special case.

But he had to conclude that, in Germany, a stranger speaking to him in Latvian presented a special case.

Although I am exasperated by anybody, especially myself, who shows up late for a movie, "Infernal Affairs" presents a special case.