Sentence examples for case for describing from inspiring English sources

Dr Leonid Petrov, a North Korea expert at the Australian National University, said it would bolster the North's case for describing itself as a genuine nuclear state.

(GMG also pointed to the £37.4m it would no longer have to pay over 10 years to print its regional papers) As the decade is only six weeks old, I guess there is a very good case for describing this as the "deal of the decade".

A social entrepreneurial firm provides a good empirical case for describing how stakeholder theory works.

In finance literature, the Lévy distribution arises as a special case for describing security price returns by mixtures of distributions.

That means there may be a case for describing the budget – and austerity as a whole – as racism, even in the eyes of the law.

The key idea is that several features can be combined for classification, i.e. in our case for describing flow.

"There isn't a strong case made for describing the reactions as akin to those seen in humans and chimpanzees," he says.

This paper uses the Canadian province of British Columbia as a case study for describing these challenges and the responses of policy makers seeking to rapidly scale-up renewables.

The Ben Chifley Dam Catchment in New South Wales, Australia is used as a case study for describing the development of the framework.

Here, we use a number of case studies for describing the results of biological experiments.

A linear frequency domain model is in many cases sufficient for describing the sound propagation in the connected duct system.