Sentence examples for rife with cases from inspiring English sources

"History is rife with cases in which well-intentioned revolutions are hijacked," said one senior Israeli official, echoing a point that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton made the weekend before Mr. Mubarak's fall.

But the medical literature is rife with case studies.

Thus, the available literature is rife with case reports and retrospective analyses of hospital registries.

The international film festival in Venice, Italy, next week may be rife with vanity cases, but only three of them will actually be for sale.

In a culture rife with discrimination cases brought by minority and white plaintiffs, the complaint, which was filed in 2006 and contended that "Greenwich is a racially exclusive town," has been a sore spot.

The town house is rife with character.

While I'm for transparency, I don't like the California initiative because it's rife with exemptions and special cases, all of which speak of a double standard and point to the intent being less to protect public health than make life complicated or costlier for some agriculture sectors.

Besides being barbaric, case after case is rife with constitutional defects.

The Internet is rife with misinformation and worst-case scenarios.

Watts's Diana will portray the princess over the last two years of her life, a period already much chronicled in books and court cases, one rife with conspiracy theories and conjecture.

The Cooper-Miller case is rife with ironies and curiosities.