Sentences with phrase «easy case»

These should be very easy cases for accident lawyers to always win.

This was a relatively easy case because the charity immediately started contacting schools to say it could no longer take pupils.

It's a relatively easy case because it only has to block one frequency.

It converts your attachments to PDFs for easy case storage and retrieval.

And I also realize that, apart from the obvious and easy cases of gross and overt behavior, it's not quite as simple as you might think to create some guidelines and guard rails for these situations.

«Over time, we think it becomes an even easier case to make.»

«With this fairly fast, simple approach, we can solve easy cases fairly efficiently,» Keller says.

«While these numbers may appear to be good, they are actually very poor, since they are for an exceedingly easy case,» Amaral said.

Cumulative emissions are the area under the curve, or the hypotenuse in this serendipitously easy case.

«Never sit with a client and his supporters and wonder aloud how much easier the case might be to defend if a certain witness were dead.»

In fact, I think this was a relatively easy case to decide for the Court.

«If you are a lawyer and you wanted to take on easier cases, you can prosecute traffic violations.

So you have an easy case for politicians from both parties to look tough and bipartisan, and as though they're working for their constituents.

Just because Zuckerberg signed an affidavit and spoke in a deposition doesn't mean Facebook is entitled to an easier case.

Of course, instances where rogue legislators impermissibly target religious conduct represent the easy cases.

The script of this God of power and life is not monolithic, one - dimensional or seamless, and we should not pretend that we have such an easy case to make in telling about this God.

Let's talk about the easy case first.

Carr finished fifth in MVP voting, and Mack was an easy case for DPOY.

No elections is an easier case than gauging whether the elections are deemed fair by eg UN, African Union and / or other observers.

Profit - seeking tends to encourage the cherry - picking of easy cases.

An easier case to make, notes Donald Goldberg of the Center for International Environmental Law in Washington, D.C., will simply be warming.

In some ways, Enceladus presents an easier case.

These are easy cases, and everyone loves this kind of story, but the truth is, that it's not that easy for most people.

Here's how to make these easy cases:

When he is hired by the mayor of New York City to tail his wife, Taggart sees it as an easy case.

There would be an easy case here for Haynes to judge and show contempt for Mildred, but thanks to a brilliant script and an absolutely tour - de-force turn by Winslet (she has the Emmy in the bag), what emerges is a complex woman whose unquenchable drive to give her daughter the American dream — while sheltering her from any ugliness that life has to offer — is also her greatest undoing.

That's an easy case; since both the actor involved and the director were also the writers, we can pretty much be sure it came from them.

There's an easy case to make against Tanta Agua's lack of a plot and structure, but an easier case for simply enjoying this candid, authentic Uruguayan character study for what it offers.

Encouraging students to read and comment on recent news articles to add depth and breadth to their answers, this is a very basic power point to introduce them to the concept of learning logs with an easy case study to begin with.

District of Columbia v. Heller was an easy case to get right.

WHAT VOUCHERS COULD DO This unfortunate performance of U.S. public schools, even as resources increase, seems to make an easy case for pursuing the Friedman idea of vouchers.

Her first client is convinced his wife is being unfaithful: an easy case to solve, but it leads Maisie into a very different investigation, partly out of curiosity, and partly on behalf of Lady Compton.

And as the evidence stacks up, Haller comes to believe this may be the easiest case of his career.

And I guess, if a major publisher can't say yes to this easy case, this case that helps an author build her brand and cultivate an audience and make a living... well, then the publishers are showing their cards.

Easy case: both members have net positive income from their projects, or both have net negative income.

It's also worth remembering that claims firms usually only like the easy cases that you could win yourself easily without their help, so the fact that one is willing to take you on at this point is in itself a good sign.

This idea makes some sense in theory, but in all my researches I have yet to see an example of a public shelter that has a low live release rate because it is taking in only tough cases and diverting the easy cases.

Sounds like an easy case... but things are rarely as they seem.

The easy case to make about Vessel is that it is extremely unattractive.

It won't be an easy case to make, legal experts say, but it's drawing the interest of private attorneys who see enough potential to take it on.

In the easiest cases, a loglet appears as a single S - shaped curve.

That probably sounds like an easy case to make when the reviews are positive.

Call 303-782-9999 or use the easy case evaluation form to your right for a confidential review of the facts of your potential case.

Premises liability is never an easy case and it will most likely go to litigation.

Dorf mentions the easy cases — boycotting AriZona Iced Tea = silly — but also explores the closer questions.

Using the latest cloud technology, PracticePanther is one of the easiest case management programs for lawyers.

Unlike many law firms, we do not only take the easy cases; instead, we have earned a reputation for being a firm that takes on challenging cases that other attorneys avoid and for winning against all odds.