Sentence examples for so in the cases of from inspiring English sources

That some survive, and resplendently so in the cases of Baarle and Cooch Behar, is a testament to a combination of factors: international unwillingness, administrative inertia, local pride, and the 'claves' general inobtrusiveness to the affairs of state.

His films have become theatrical -- explicitly so in the cases of "Melo" (1986), his filmed re-creation of a 1929 stage play by Henry Bernstein, and of "Smoking/No Smoking" (1993), adapted from the eight playlets in Alan Ayckbourn's "Intimate Exchanges".

So in the cases of renters or bach-goers, you might definitely have a breach in privacy, but perhaps being kicked out or potential reputational damage mightn't cut it.

Especially so in the case of Tunisia.

Not so in the case of Speedo.

"We're doing so in the case of Texas.

So in the case of "The 19th Wife" there are two 19th wives.

It is politically convenient to do so in the case of the Khan family.

So in the case of such a setback what normally suffers is the investment spending.

So in the case of NYC, all the money goes through them.

Not so, in the case of the California Medical Association, which represents 35,000 physicians.