Sentence examples for use the case of from inspiring English sources

The court should use the case of Carachuri-Rosendo v. Holder to put an end to this unfair practice.

The word disruption definitely applies – and I will use the case of Kate Spade, which in 2007 had a brand far bigger than its business.

As an example, we can use the case of the Daqing oil field.

In particular, we use the case of a steel soaking-pit/rolling-mill plant to demonstrate how the approach works.

We can use the case of language understanding, a well-studied area and arguably a Nativist stronghold, to illustrate how these Bayesian goals might be achieved.

We use the case of a pharmaceutical firm which recently implemented Marketing/R&D integrating mechanisms to examine Marketing's new roles.

The group, Transparency International, uses the case of Nigeria to make that point in its 2000 Corruption Perception Index.

This appeared over a dope story surmising that the Reds had been using the case of Mme.

Castro has used the case of Luis Posada Carriles to argue that America has a double standard in its war on terror.

The mathematician Richard Price, in his introduction to the original manuscript, in 1763, illustrated the concept using "the case of a person just brought forth into this world".

A quarter of a century later, in Conservative campaign headquarters, the director of the non-denominational Conservative Christian Fellowship uses the case of Robin van Persie, the Manchester United footballer, to make a similar argument.