Sentence examples for veritable case from inspiring English sources

Forbes hailed it as a veritable case study "on how digital transformation leads to business value". That Dominos has undergone a transformation cannot be disputed — an investor who bought $1,000 worth of Dominos shares in 2008, when it was on the brink of bankruptcy, would be able to sell them for more than $80,000 today.

Gaga, a veritable case study in the art of self-promotion, recently surpassed Britney Spears as the most popular Twitter account holder, with more than 6.6 million followers.

Unfortunately, NAFTA is a veritable case study in failure.

A motion was filed today for a reargument based on the conflicting decision concerning the finding of "blight" made Dec. 3 in the Appellate Division in the Columbia University eminent domain case, a veritable twin to the Atlantic Yards case.

Inside the white-columned Equinox, we stepped into a Ralph Lauren world of burnished wood, crackling fireplaces, swagged drapes and trophy cases, a veritable Yankee Versailles.

In subsequent comments, Jansen described a "veritable tsunami of rape cases" reaching her court.

One author describes with relish 'What we read about in books during our residencies walks in the door…It is a veritable feast of interesting cases' [ 30].

Waist-high and right below the counter, Sley's standard-issue cold case holds a veritable rainbow of paletas — Mexican ice pops.

One Paris councilman said that it would "not serve any purpose to pursue a defamation case against a veritable bloopers factory" such as Fox, and the "no-go zone" insult was not the first and would not be the last.

Helmut Guenschel, a veritable Picasso of museum display cases, clearly delights in discussing his signature patented design: concealed door hinges that provide a compression seal and are capable of holding 1,000-pound 1,000-pounds.

In this case, there is a veritable 'industry' [ 42] selecting fungal/plant associations where the fungi still produce the compounds harmful to beetles, but not the compounds that cause harm to mammalian herbivores ('grass staggers').