Sentence examples for track a case from inspiring English sources

The reporter N.R. Kleinfield wanted to track a case of Alzheimer's from right after a person's diagnosis.

With Big Brown able to earn only a fraction of that amount on the track, a case could be made that it would make little economic sense to keep him in competition after the Belmont.

Citizens can also use the site to track a case and quickly get answers to their questions.

A judge will fast track a case which will decide whether the Scottish government must reveal if it has advice on an independent Scotland's EU status.

COLLEGE LOAN CASES Fast-tracking a case that had been initiated just before he took office, Mr. Cuomo quickly amassed evidence that colleges were steering students to lenders that gave the colleges kickbacks or furnished insiders with various goodies.

Technologically, Face ID is somewhat akin to a cutdown Microsoft Kinect as it uses an infrared sensor to map and track a subject (in this case their face, rather than a whole body).

However, a system called Xhibit, now being installed at every court site, allows police, prosecutors, prison services and interested parties such as witnesses to keep track of a case's progress.

The title track is a case in point: it has the motorik urgency of a synth-less Suicide and a declarative lyric, but of course in a vacuum, with nobody listening, it will mean nothing – they won't be the ambassadors of anything but a lot of paisley sound and whimsical fury signifying sweet FA.

His guilty plea to conspiracy to commit tax evasion puts back on track a faltering case that had become, to the consternation of prosecutors, a referendum on the constitutional rights of white-collar defendants, rather than the largest criminal inquiry ever into abusive tax shelters.

Goal-setting And Achievement In Activity Tracking Apps: A Case Study Of MyFitnessPal.

Modelling effective material tracking systems, a case study in wireless technology, Industrial Engineering Solutions 98, Proceedings, pp. 10 17; Chanet, J. P., & Eynard, P. (2000).