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in the case of

Idioms  
  1. Regarding, in the matter of, in that instance. For example, In the case of James, they decided to promote him to the next grade. [Late 1300s] Also see in case, def. 2.


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It turns out we looked one round too far in the case of Emma Raducanu at the Australian Open.

From BBC

"Some individuals are motivated by tangible rewards, such as financial benefits, access to housing, services, or charitable support. Others, as in the case of Jonathan Carley, are driven by social rewards: sympathy, admiration and a sense of moral credibility that military service carries."

From BBC

In the case of Good, ICE has maintained the narrative that they were acting in self-defense, even though they had surrounded her vehicle and threatened her before she attempted to drive away.

From Salon

The court is likely to hear arguments in the case of Monsanto vs.

From Los Angeles Times

In 2022, the company asked the Supreme Court to review a $25 million jury verdict in the case of a California resident who blamed the herbicide for causing his cancer.

From The Wall Street Journal