California) the savings deposits of commercial banks but not the number of such banks, and in other cases (Michigan) some banks that do chiefly a commercial business.
In other cases, when they have come to the end of their unaided powers, they invoke the aid of the law to accomplish their objects.
Collection in other cases, as for the service of lighthouses to passing ships, is impossible.
Sometimes this process of liquidation goes on quietly and in other cases it becomes a wild scramble, each one trying to save himself, in which case it is a financial panic.
In other cases, a variety of one species resembles a distinct species; or the varieties of two distinct species resemble one another.
In other cases, in which the breed has not been crossed, but some ancient character has been lost through variation, it occasionally reappears through reversion, so that the parents apparently fail to transmit their own likeness.
In other cases it first affects the portions of the spinal cord that supply the arms.
Pierce's medicine is used in time, it will cure in other cases as well as in this one.
The disease is associated with the symptoms incident to a disordered nervous system and sometimes results fatally, in other cases, it terminates in melancholy and mania.
The skin may be dry, or in other cases bathed in perspiration on slight exertion or mental worry.
In other cases, where several telephones are placed on a single-line circuit, the bells are arranged in multiple across the line.
The function of the induction coil in telephony is, therefore, mainly one of transformation, that is, either of stepping up the voltage of a current, or in other cases stepping it down.
One very large apple to every square foot is a rule that may be a sort of guide in other cases.
In other cases, diseases result from some unknown cause in the atmosphere, and affect numbers of people at the same time, as in influenza or scarlet fever, and these are called epidemics.
In other cases, they are caused by personal contact with the diseased body or its clothing, as the itch or small-pox; or else by effluvia from the sick, as in measles.
In other cases, as in the Shantung province, illustrated in Fig.
In other cases piles of ashes alternated with those of herbage, and again manure and ashes mixed had been distributed in alternate piles with the green manure.
The rainy season had not begun and in many fields there was planting and transplanting where water was used in separate hills, sometimes brought in pails from a nearby stream, and in other cases on carts provided with tanks.
In other cases, he really shares or participates in the common activity.
In other caseswe must take to account the connection and the benefit received; and here again no general rule can laid down.
Therefore neither is it lawful, in other cases of restitution, to delay, and restitution should be made at once.
In other cases one is led to suspect the condition by the prominence of the horn of the wall of the toe.
After-dressing must then be carried out as in other cases.
At about the twelfth day some animals may conveniently be put to work, while inother cases a fortnight, or even a month, must elapse before this can be done.
In other cases, however, the necrosis has spread deeper.
In other cases horn in this position is altogether wanting, and in its place is a well-defined cavity, into which the blade of a knife can be readily passed.
Sir, how would this sort of argument apply to other cases?
It authorized the relinquishment of contracts for lands which had been entered into at high prices, and a reduction in other cases of not less than thirty-seven and a half per cent on the purchase-money.
In other cases, the dead was laid near the hearth which had been that of his home when living, and his abode during life became his tomb.
In other cases it seemed easier to raise the soil round the piles, than to drive them into the hard rock which formed the bed of the lake.
In other cases, in England and the land of Moab for instance, alignments simply lead to cromlechs; whilst in some few cases, as at Stennis (Fig.
As we have often remarked in other cases, a chief has a great deal to attend to in guiding the affairs of his people.
At times sloping up in the manner of the rim of an inverted dinner-plate--while in other cases, a high ridge rises near the sea, to be succeeded by a lower district inland before we reach the central plateau.
Other cases, where loss of power in the motor nerves causes this unsteadiness, are treated of here.
In other cases it is not the bones which are soft, but the muscles and ligaments which hold the spine in a proper position are defective.
In other cases this is used in conjunction with the bran poultice and rubbing recommended above for cases of nerve failure.
I know that the courts of law have made as strained constructions in other cases.
At best we can only follow the spirit of their proceeding in other cases.
This is the danger of partnership in some of the best circumstances of it; but how hazardous and how fatal is it in other cases!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "other cases" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
