Sentence examples for real cases of from inspiring English sources

However, there are real cases of borrowing.

Vision therapists caution that they cannot cure "real" cases of A.D.H.D., dyslexia or other learning disabilities.

Slowly the courts of love began dealing also with real cases of love.

All these are real cases of British police abuse of a law so loosely worded that it invites such abuse.

For example, the Innocence Project, enables students to learn about miscarriages of justice and investigate real cases of convicted prisoners who believe have been wrongly convicted.

Innocence projects, originating in the US in the early 1990s, are collaborations between university students investigating real cases of alleged wrongful convictions and solicitors and barristers working on a pro bono basis.

A real case of less is more.

"We had a real case of malaria," he said.

What he did, he did very well, but a real case of logorrhea.

Using the term loosely reduces its impact when a real case of genocide does occur.

"We have created a real case of moral hazard in Iraq," said Marc Lynch, a Middle East specialist at George Washington University.