Sentence examples for would have cases from inspiring English sources

"I would have cases of somebody who goes to a Dunkin' Donuts and the wait person realizes it was a gay person and goes nuts," Ms. Bonauto recalled.

More specifically, previous studies assessing FTLD-TDP type 1 would have grouped cases with C9ORF72, with GRN mutation cases, and with cases with neither mutation.

In the case of slow or inadequate regulation by the nursing staff, we would have expected cases of severe hypothermia, which was not the case in this series.

In that post he would have investigated cases of sexual harassment.

"You would have fewer cases of firms inflating their earnings and being very aggressive," he predicts.

Given Myanmar's epidemiology, a population of 81,000 children would have 48,373 cases of diarrhea per year [ 10].

If Detroit gets money, then everyone would have a case.

Nowhere would have a case been started on those grounds, but in Paris they did.

As the crime is now defined, they would have a case to answer.

If a hostess's size physically prevented her from working, then Air India would have a case.

Without the testimony, "we would have no case against these defendants," said an assistant district attorney, Jane S. Meyers.