Examples of using Some case in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The fishing sector is facing difficult adjustments caused by the decline in, and in some case exhaustion of, fish populations in most of its fishing grounds, and by unfavourable market conditions.
Respiration should be monitored in non-intubated patients due to the risk of respiratory depression and in some case apnoea see section 4.8.
You can either deal directly with an insurance company yourself or in some case your solicitor can do this for you.
Without effective treatment, a subarachnoid haemorrhage can lead to life-long disabilities and, in some case, be fatal.
Apparently Oliver was in the conference room all day working on some case against Velocity Data.
you don't have to trump up some case.
There are some case reports suggesting a causal relationship between anabolic steroid use
I didn't have a class today I was catching up on some case histories… bane of the social worker… so I phoned Kay from Princeton.
produce a matching pattern of numbers or pictures in some case.
In some case also the public sector may need to work with the private sector to develop appropriate infrastructure support for crucial new technologies,
According to international practice and some case law this law may be the law of the seat of arbitration
Mr President, the restriction and, in some case the prescribing of alternative medicines,
of a reduced rate, as such services in some case may form part of a more global tourism sector that is open to competition between Member States,
And in some cases because of your vulnerability.
In some cases, yes, that's true.
Exactly. In some cases, the pituitary gland.
In some cases, it seems to help.
And in some cases captured.
In some cases, even more.
Sadly, yes, in some cases, it can be fatal.