Sentence examples for there in the case of from inspiring English sources

Smith said he did believe in the "internationalist tradition of intervention" but felt the arguments were not there in the case of Iraq.

But he added, "Perhaps their legacy won't be preserved in exactly the way it was originally there, in the case of the stones".

If all the weirdos gravitate to Venice, as Henry James claimed, then what in the world is Barbara Wilson's sunny sleuth, Cassandra Reilly, doing there in THE CASE OF THE ORPHANED BASSOONISTS (Seal Press, paper, $12.95)?

Long ago, New York's galleries clustered near its chief museums: along Madison Avenue, before the Whitney got there, in the case of the Met; and on or near Fifty-seventh Street, close to moma.

However, there has been a lot of traffic in animals there, and, in the case of Rift Valley fever, wind may have been enough to spread the virus.

There is no offence of inciting homophobic hatred as there is in the case of racial hatred.

Parts may also be straightforward constituents in which there is no implication that the part is somehow maximal, as there is in the case of skeletons.

But all we can do is put it out there, and in the case of legislation like this, that's not nearly enough.

Thus, even if we agree that forging a cheque involves going through motions in a hypothetical manner, what motions would there be in the case of fancied perceptions?

And there was, in the case of the Indian tribes, more than a bit of implied threat: "Nice gambling business you've got here.

There is no standard methodology to follow as there might be in the case of under-reporting.