Sentence examples for remarkable case that from inspiring English sources

"Quite quickly we came to Damien's story as this remarkable case that had thousands of people involved in the police investigation, hundreds of witness statements taken, and then... nothing," Harte says, speaking over the phone on the day Unsolved debuted online.

It's a remarkable case that encapsulates the absurd brutality of contemporary immigration politics: so-called moderates like Clinton, George Bush and Barack Obama have built and defended a monstrously efficient deportation machine that will soon be handed over to a hardcore nativist.

This seduction of a sort lies at the heart of "The Count and the Confession," and is a remarkable case study that Taylor has been able to reproduce almost in its entirety, relying on tapes and the recollections of both Riley and Monroe.

"It's a remarkable case of convergence" that shows just how ingenious organisms are in the way they "play around with chemicals".

If prosecutors and Mr. Jovanovic agree to a deal that includes no additional prison time, it will amount to a remarkable turn in a case that has gained notoriety because Mr. Jovanovic met the woman on the Internet.

As Cowell, who covered the story as London bureau chief for The New York Times, puts it, this was "another of the remarkable breaks in the case that enabled the police to unravel what the poisoners had envisaged as the perfect crime".

51 In that remarkable case, there was one severe DYSF mutant allele and one lariat branch point mutation upstream of exon 32.

Mr. Ferhani, along with a 20-year-old naturalized United States citizen from Morocco, were charged on Thursday in a terrorism case that is remarkable not only for the would-be model-actor the authorities have identified as its central player, but also for the unusual way the case was brought.

The most remarkable case was a FVB-MetM1248T/L1193V mouse that developed two contiguous tumors with distinctive morphologic characteristics in the mammary pad (Figure 5A).

Myogenic determination gene (MyoD) was the first and still most remarkable case of a single transcription factor that is able to convert a non-myogenic cell into skeletal muscle (Davis et al, 1987).

Two of the most remarkable case studies which acknowledge that change in the organizational culture is difficult but yet possible are the Deloitte & Touche case studies by the Harvard Business Schoola.