Examples of 'cases made' in a sentence

Meaning of "cases made"

cases made: Refers to instances or situations that have been created, developed, or produced

How to use "cases made" in a sentence

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In both cases made decisions face with.
The mophie juice pack battery cases made.
Attache cases made of imitation leather.
Diagnosis of poorly differentiated cases made by electron microscopy.
Cases made of corrugated cardboard.
And in most cases made our own prints.
I miss those days where the cases made sense.
Mobile telephone cases made of leather or imitations of leather.
There are a substantial assortment of sacks and cases made to do only this.
Cigarette cases made of precious metal.
In this category you will find a selection of flat pencil cases made of different fabrics.
Carrying cases made of paper.
Some precious items would generally be put in wooden cases made out of Godbanian wood.
Key cases made of leather.
It is essential that all proliferation cases made by certain NWSs be examined.

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Merger cases made up the majority of all notifications in both directions.
Articles consisting of cartridge cases made partly or entirely from nitrocellulose.
Six cases made their way to the Office of the Clerk of the CMAC.
Some companies even offer entire cases made out of transparent materials.
These two cases made up the majority of the error rate affecting LFA payments.
Financial and administrative corruption cases made up the bulk of the reports.
And one of the cases made by the defense was that this was storytelling.
The restrictions on lifting the veil, found in contractual cases made no difference.
The diagnosis is in most cases made by a neurologist specialising in abnormal movements.
To help your decision, projects are in most cases made in 3D.
He said contractors in some cases made the patches to build esprit de corps.
With cases made of magnesium and a price to match, they did not sell well.
Here are some of our past cases made by RB dental lab.
The original cases made consistent choices, but the sign change could lead to mistakes.
These books want to be stored, and the cases made ready for transport.
A number of these cases made their way to the courts as women contested the custom.
It is an assault. - Almost none of the cases made it to court-martial.
Protective cases made by other brands may not function properly with the M3.
Of course, there are other cases made against Plushev.
Of the cases made a full recovery, but 7 remain hospitalized.
For one thing, the boom in arbitration cases made everyone realize these treaties matter.
Few cases made it to trial ; most were suspended, transferred, or dismissed.
Almost none of the cases made it to court-martial.
Some cases made the team ill-at-ease due to the neglect of the caller.
Eco-friendly phone cases made from recycled plastic.
Eight cases made up two hospital clusters ( four cases in each ).
It was essential for all proliferation cases made by certain nuclear-weapon States to be examined.
Watches with cases made of gold or silver shows that it 's high-quality.
It is essential that all proliferation cases made by certain nuclear-weapon States be examined.
These two cases made up the majority of the error rate affecting LFA payments . Box 10.
However, the Kern County child abuse cases made Wes Craven rethink his decision.
Single charge cases made up 48 % of all completed cases for both adults and youth ( Table 6 ).
It is essential that all proliferation cases made by certain nuclear-weapon States be thoroughly examined ;.
Organizations have in some cases made significant changes as a result of the self assessment process.
O kidnap / foul play cases made up 4 % of cases.

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