Sentence examples for the more recent case from inspiring English sources

In the more recent case, Mr. Awonusi's former boss, Mr. Uwais, praised his fallen colleague as "gentle and hard-working".

Four of the eight Bronx police men who were indicted in the more recent case already have come to trial.

Consider the more recent case of CommonWealth REIT, one of the largest real estate investment trusts in the United States.

In the more recent case, U-Haul, the moving company owned by Amerco, objected to WhenU's displaying pop-up ads for competitors on the U-Haul site.

In the more recent case, the victim visited the man, Claudio Marquez, 45, of South Hempstead, N.Y., between January and April at his Queens spa.

In the more recent case, involving the telecommunications company, Tanoesoedibjo has said he was not involved with any possible fraud at the firm.

334, 335-36, 141 A. 230 (1928); many of the more recent cases support restitution in order to prevent unjust enrichment and to avoid forfeiture.

One of the more recent cases involved Andrea Yates, a Texas mother who was convicted of drowning her five children in a bathtub in 2001.

Unlike the California appeals court, which made its fine distinctions before the Sept. 11 attacks, the judges hearing the more recent cases were untroubled by any part of the law.

To the extent that a slippery slope exists at all, it was Lawrence v Texas, which struck down Texas's anti-sodomy law in 2003, not either of the more recent cases, that first shoved marriage down the hill.

In the more recent cases of Parents Involved and Ricci v. DeStefano, which respectively dealt with school integration and workplace disparate impact claims, the Court has treated the state consideration of race as exceedingly dangerous.