Sentence examples for the present-day case from inspiring English sources

Because the victim of the present-day case is a journalist with an expertise in rock music of the late 60's and early 70's, readers can guess early on that the two murders will prove to be linked.

The past will also be valuable to the present day case.

In 2014, she founded ASDEHU and shifted her focus to present-day cases of forced disappearances by security forces, organized crime and gangs.

In the case of the present-day Earth, the day night variation of the TOC is less than 2%%.

Sweden was the first country in the world in the 1990s to have a 50/50 split between men and women in the Cabinet, and this remains the case in the present-day Cabinet.

The intermediate case 〈dv⊥〉 = 0.7 km s−1) is a reference case which explains the present-day solar wind.

In present day cases, a solid form screen should be performed in early development to find a suitable form long before Phase 3 clinical trials.

DLC, though, is part and parcel of all major game releases in the present day, be it a case of different skins for your character of choice of additional missions that the completist player can't do without.

Ranging freely from human pre-history to the present day, Pinker presents his case with voluminous erudition.

Among them, piebald breeding is an old practice that has lasted to the present day, as is the case for the Reguibat, the Oulad Delim, and the Oulad Tidrarin tribes (Mercer 1976; Caro Baroja 1955; Boyer 1962), as well as among Moorish tribes of present-day northern and coastal Mauritania (Correra 2006).

Finally, having brought readers to the present day, Stark makes a compelling case that the popular notion that religion must disappear to make room for modernity is amply disproved by the sociological evidence.