Sentence examples for uses the case of from inspiring English sources

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

In this piece for myurbanist, he uses the case of Edinburgh to explain why our ability to meet current goals safely is reflective of what we learned centuries ago.

For example, Helen Farish's 'Surgery' uses the case of a woman undergoing an unnecessary mastectomy because of carcinomatophobia as a metaphor for the pre-emptive leaving of a lover; thus 'Like a surgeon/ I sever you'.

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.

The writer uses the case of Viacom's loss of a large tax benefit to illustrate the fact that the Republicans are aggressively monitoring which communications companies are contributing more to Republicans than Democrats.

The writer uses the case of Viacom's loss of a… ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about Herbert A. Allen, 55, C.E.O. of Allen and Company, a privately held investment-banking firm.

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".

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.

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