Sentence examples for the case evolved from inspiring English sources
He held out hope that, as the case evolved from one involving national security into one dealing with obstruction of justice, the judge might be willing to re-evaluate the balance of interests.
As the case evolved quickly last year from a homicide investigation into a modern-day civil rights crusade, thousands of demonstrators donned hoodies and protested around the country in memory of Mr. Martin.
"You're crazy!" But as the case evolved into an investigation of the cover-up by Nixon and his aides, Mr. Strickler and one of his law partners, John J. Wilson, agreed to represent Mr. Haldeman, Nixon's chief of staff, and Mr. Ehrlichman, his counsel and domestic policy adviser.
The Times asked several people around L.A. this week how their views of the case evolved over time.
The case evolved from what Harrison described to the NCAA as a "dysfunctional" relationship between the athletic department and academic affairs.
But the way the case evolved alters this first interpretation, with a second phase where depressive symptoms appear over a few weeks before the reappearance of the Ganser symptoms.
As the case evolves, other team members such as residents, respiratory therapists, administrative clerks, social workers communicate primarily with the MRP and/or a nurse.
Let's hope the case evolves toward permanent protection of this cultural gem.
The diagnosis of the cases evolved from clinical diagnosis and HIV testing by ELISA, by modern means of today (phenotype, genotyping, imaging, resistance tests).
An enormous amount remains unknown or disputed about the case of Dr. Lee and the larger issue of Chinese espionage, including why the scientist transferred classified computer code to an easily accessible computer and then tried to hide the fact (a development first reported in The Times), and how the government case evolved.
Sober only two years, Caroline commandeers the all-male team with brisk authority that grows more energetic as the case evolves.
