Sentence examples for term a case from inspiring English sources

The first case is one of microcephalic fœtus, probably born at full term; a case of double breech-presentation, and after birth the thighs remained flexed upon the abdomen.

In strict handicapping terms, a case could be made for him because of his fine effort behind his stablemate Detroit City in the previous year's Triumph Hurdle.

Clive James tells us that "any male hetero viewer [would] think twice about angling for a lift" from Saga Norén (the character in The Bridge) because she has what he terms "a case of near autistic something-or-other" (Weekend, 6 August).

But justice is a loaded term in a case that challenges the usual assumptions of victim and perpetrator.

"And do it right after reading pro se prisoner petitions, right?" the justice said, using the legal term for a case filed without a lawyer.

But what he saw in Mr. Bush's first term "was a case that I have never seen in my studies of aberration, bastardizations" and "perturbations".

He was especially exercised last term by a case involving death-penalty jurors, which he described to me as "a tremendous change in the law" and which prompted him to criticize his conservative colleagues with extemporaneous comments from the bench.

In Ratzlaf v. United States, the Supreme Court interpreted that term in a case involving currency reporting to require proof that the defendant intended to violate a known legal duty, a very high standard.

Two-Four - A blue-collar term for a case of twenty-four beers.

Medical, scientific and economic terms are a case in point.

Also, for more clarification, a real application of fuzzy semi-number will be studied in terms of a case study.