Sentence examples for seemed a case of from inspiring English sources

Although the contributions were legal, it seemed a case of influence-peddling of the grossest sort.

His promotion seemed a case of jobs for the boys.It also suggested that Jokowi is not his own boss, and that Ms Megawati still calls the important shots.

André Ayew and Tom Carroll both shot narrowly wide during that period, but it still seemed a case of too little too late for a team that has a tense couple of weeks ahead.

Yet while it seemed a case of the master putting the apprentice in his place Laura Bassett and Steph Houghton, England's central defenders, were largely preventing Pellerud's front three from wreaking too much havoc.

It seemed a case of how many for Souths as the toll of two tough finals matches appeared to have finally caught up with Manly, before Glenn Stewart began his redemption story with a clever grubber to set up brother Brett as the Sea Eagles scored against the run of play.

At that stage, Arsenal were rampant and it seemed a case of when they would score, not if.

Even if it at first it seems a case of batter the devil you know.

With Colorado leaving the Big 12 Conference for the Pacific-10 Conference in 2011 or 2012, the matter of Hawkins's dismissal seems a case of when, not if.

Although they have withdrawn from negotiations following the rejection of their near-£7m bid for the 27-year-old striker, Newcastle's offer remains on the table and it seems a case of who holds their nerve for longest.

While it may seem a case of shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted, it is crucial that a tsunami warning system is put together as soon as possible.

This would seem a case of falling for the sunk-cost fallacy.