Sentence examples for some notable cases from inspiring English sources

In some notable cases, Russian provocateurs used social media to influence our democratic process.

The site-selection process for large airports can take many months; in some notable cases it has extended over many years.

Apple reviews the developer's ratings before publishing the app, but in some notable cases that has not stopped inaccurate ratings from appearing.

But this year the accusation has a new twist: In some notable cases it has become true, with several prominent journalists now on the payrolls of Mr. Obama and the Democratic Congressional leadership.

But in some notable cases the strength of play of the leading programs, although not perfect, comes very close to or even exceeds that of the world's leading human players.

The relative silence on Mr. Seabrook's missteps may be as much a reflection of his deep ties to the community as of the political realities in a state where scandal-plagued politicians not only live to run again but in some notable cases have also been returned to office by voters who continued to stand by them.

Some argue that recent notable cases involving executive cover-ups have led jurors to believe that corporate malfeasance is common.

Ethics experts said revolving-door issues have been a long-standing concern across the government, with some of the most notable cases coming from the Defense Department.

Hogan Lovells represents some of the biggest players in the corporate world and has been involved in some of the most notable cases with respects to data protection and privacy.

In some of the most notable cases, U.S. aircraft shot down two Iranian-made drones in June.

In some notable past cases they have been highly critical of various agencies.