Sentence examples for record cases of from inspiring English sources

Press Gazette discovered, via a freedom of information request, that the Met doesn't record cases of Ripa being used to access journalists' communications.

The map can record cases of malaria, where they occurred, as well as the environmental and climate conditions in that place.

Researchers studied 16,781 men and women, average age 68, using hospital records and interviews to record cases of the infection, often called C. diff, and diagnoses of depression.

Several of the councils said they do not record those who are "not returned" and do not know about or record cases of forced marriage.

During what Mr Evans described as a "grim debate", he welcomed the home secretary's announcement in September that Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary is being required to look at the performance of individual forces in England and Wales to examine the way they approach, investigate and record cases of domestic violence.

And while there's some room in the new research for error -- it's possible that bystanders weren't present in some emergency situations, or that emergency medical professionals didn't record cases of strangers who sat with victims but didn't actively administer care -- that doesn't fully explain the exceedingly low response rates.

Instead, tonight we'll try to give you food for thought about Wall Street's record case of indigestion.

There are recorded cases of surgeons murdered by patients who had BDD.

There were 162,610 recorded cases of cannabis possession in England and Wales in 2009.

The latter three drugs have no recorded cases of toxicological fatalities.

So far, 15 of those states have recorded cases of fungal meningitis linked to the Massachusetts pharmacy: Tennessee, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, New Jersey, Texas, Idaho, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, Ohio and Florida.