Sentence examples for successive case from inspiring English sources

His politics is, rather, reactive and incidental, shaped piecemeal by each successive case he has taken on.

To understand the changing nature of the community-labor connection, we will examine successive case studies – from New England's mill towns to Seattle's 'Fight for Fifteen'.

So far, though, each successive case of C.T.E. has said more about the existence of the disease than the true breadth of it.

In the closest that French has got to a conventional followup, The Trespasser allows a second successive case to Detectives Antoinette Conway and Stephen Moran, who investigated the killing of a teenage boy within the grounds of an exclusive girls' private school in The Secret Place, the book that gold-plated French's reputation in both the UK and US.

Saying that it's "only 'x' cases" of a population of about 15,000, as skeptics inside and outside the N.F.L. once did with each successive case, only minimized what the presence of even "x" positives means — that some players wound up with a devastating disease that simply is not found in people who haven't sustained repeated brain trauma.

RESULTS: : Operative duration decreased an average of 3 minutes with each successive case (P < 0.001, R² = 0.63) and with patient's female gender.

In successive cases, he voted in favour not only of states' rights, capital punishment and school prayers, but against abortion and affirmative action.

The second modelled, for the identified pathogens, the distribution of time intervals between successive cases as a mixture of two theoretical distributions in order to determine a threshold below which a specific investigation is required.

But it falls some way of the market leader, the masked man who allegedly burst into a Florida bank shouting, "This is a fuck-up, Mother Stickers!" And the unseasonally seasonal weather has provided at least three successive cases of one of the oldest, footprints in the snow leading to the apprehension of burglars who clearly do not read the newspapers, even online.

The JCPC remains the highest court of appeal for 27 countries, including former Caribbean colonies, and the persuasiveness of a British campaign to abolish capital punishment – argued through successive cases – has prevented many islands from carrying out punishments that remain on their statute books.

We now reason by successive cases.