Sentence examples for stories of cases from inspiring English sources

VICE heard stories of cases in which individuals were waiting seven months for counselling in Farsi.

The stories of these cases are really very painful.

A mysterious husband and wife obsessed with true crime tell the stories of chilling cases, from Canoe Man John Darwin to the murder of Sadie Hartley.

If I'd learned about wine in the 1960s rather than the '80s, perhaps I, too, could regale you with annoying stories of buying cases of '59 Lafite and '61 Latour for $8 a bottle.

Freeman also tells stories of historical cases of delusions.

The stories of TB cases rising inundate newspapers, and it's a fact, elephants and humans have the same type of TB and it can be transmitted to humans.

Formal case histories (professional narratives about clinical cases) are used widely, for example on ward rounds or in meetings, and observational studies have confirmed that more informal "anecdotes" (which Hunter describes as "informal stories of clinical cases, solved and unsolved") are used widely in educational settings in hospitals [ 2, 16].

We learn from actual failures and success stories of several case histories.

The trials with PCP were eventually dropped, but stories of other problem cases circulated.

To show you what I'm getting at I've picked two examples of what can really happen, two stories of two great cases.

We adopted a narrative approach to interviewing, meaning that interview questions encouraged respondents to recount stories of specific, anonymised cases and incidents, as a way of eliciting a rich and reflective account of the complexities of managing stress at work.