be the case造句

Perhaps that will always be the case.

Each item can be the case or not the case while everything else remains the same.

This article assumes this to be the case.

If this be the case, he deserves you.

That would probably be the case, for example, with Keats.

I'm still investigating why this might be the case.

The boss must be very annoyed if that will be the case.

take to be the case or to be true; accept without verification or proof.

There may be occasions when this would not be the case and processing should continue.

Should not be the case with the innocent people and scene of ecstasy.

It should be the case all over the world and throughout human history.

But, when the demand for goods and services is growing slowly, that may be the case.

For the 2000 decennial census, that will no longer be the case.

That may not be the case in highly interactive UIs, such as multi-touch design surfaces.

This assumption would not be the case if most reflection coefficients were positive.

Clinical experience with succinylcholine in these patients, however, has not shown this to be the case.

This can be the case for aggregation calculations like in the bank example above but also in the case of reporting.

If that proves to be the case, equities will suffer but Treasury bonds will do fine.

But why, exactly, that should be the case is a subject for another day's research project.

You can’t run a place on this scale simply from Beijing, even though we think this to be the case. It’s never been the case.

Every morning the monks monk, Buddha Li Chan began early in the morning, whether Buddhists should be the case?

Cycad, also known as Cycad, is a beautiful ornamental plant, but also an ancient gymnosperm.

The club had previously insisted that Inzaghi would avoid the procedure, but it has proved not to be the case.

Breasts and bottoms should be substantial; waists should be slim. It should be the case all over the world and throughout human history.

What would appear to be the case is that it effectively moves removes flights from the principal first screen.

The economic impact of natural disasters is often short-lived. Will this be the case in Japan?

Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, sought to assure Republicans that that would be the case.

Should that be the case, the professor, whose duty it was to foster young musical talents, would never forgive himself.

It's got to be the case to prove that we've got a soul — at least for this argument to work to prove that we've got a soul — it's got to be the case that we've got free will.

You'd think that the word delebrity would just be the longer version of deleb, but that doesn't seem to be the case.

However, do not assume this to be the case in Scandinavian countries such as Sweden, Denmark, or Norway.

This would likely be the case if you're using PHP for caching or even to create a makeshift proxy server.

If Wayne Rooney could have scored just a couple of times, this would probably not be the case.

If I work in a company and have time every day, this will not be the case.

If this is to be the case - major power with 50/60 % extreme poverty - It's interesting to see what the world will be like.

It could also be the case that machine 1 is configured to be part of a TSA high availability cluster, but the database instance isn't started.

It is clear now that this will not be the case and the IEA figures cannot be relied on, "said Hemming."

But of all the possible historical analogies for the dilemma facing the United States, the most useful one may be the case of Bosnia from 1993 to 1995.

It's an approximate yardstick but does seem to be the case; the farther north you travel from the bustling seafront towns the farther back you go in time.

Short-term memory loss because the victims will be the case, and therefore can not effectively prove the perpetrator, but also contribute to its abuse of the flame.

The document allows for an immediate start of the Operation Service and the Contractor is entitled to assume this will be the case.

This, however, need not always be the case if the pace of increase in the production of goods exceeds the rate of increase in money supply.

In producing the work times that are associated with these tasks, it might well be the case that the tasks themselves are hiding waste.

But just the opposite seems to be the case: it has taught them that they need to pay far more attention to the fine print.

Labour's pro-speculator and anti-industry bias has left the country far less capable of exploiting the benefits of a lower pound than ought to be the case.