Sentence examples for questions in case from inspiring English sources

In case anyone had questions — in case they couldn't figure it out, in the unlikely event that they hadn't already heard — she included her phone number.

There is something disturbing about a 30-year-old single person writing a will or a "letter from the grave", or about putting in place security questions in case you are kidnapped.

"At open days with my daughter, I was under oath not to ask any questions – in case I asked embarrassing ones," says Mike Nicholson, director of admissions at the University of Bath.

He handed out a worksheet with pointers ("Ask questions. Try to discover commonalities and/or connections with the other person") and provided a few sample questions, in case of a jam.

But recruiting and running agents can pose potentially life-threatening questions, in case the source being handled turns out to be a double agent.

The numbers of questions in case studies varied between 27 (Chlorpyrifos, [ 11]) and 63 (HexaBromoCycloDodecane, [ 13]).

There was a reluctance to ask a question in-case it resulted in negative consequences, such as having to be hospitalised if they revealed worsening of symptoms.

It is not unusual for the court to defer or avoid constitutional questions in cases that can be decided on narrower grounds.

They made sure suspects were questioned in case they knew something about an unsolved crime.

Out of the question, in case it stirred up any feelings about Deirdre's sadly departed toyboy Samir.

Introduction The role of intensive care-acquired weakness (ICU-AW) and diaphragm weakness (DW) is questioned in case of prolonged or failed weaning from mechanical ventilation.