A third of Lépine’s cases were alcoholic; perhaps two-thirds really alcoholic if one took into account the factor of sensitization.
Of the cases in which change or excessive work is the precipitating cause, four out of six of Smith’s cases were men.
Now and again one comes across examples a great many years behind the time, especially in provincial makers, where fashions in cases were not so frequently changed.
At this period clock-cases were, on account of the small space to be inlaid, very fit subjects for experiment.
We cannot mark an exact date when marquetry panels or marquetry "all-over" cases were no longer the vogue, and when lacquered cases succeeded them.
Definite orders were given that such cases were not to be admitted into the General Hospital.
But when these definite and obvious cases were disposed of, there remained some thousands of men whose cases were full of difficulty.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cases were" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
