Sentence examples for cases crop from inspiring English sources
Whatever measures states are taking, cases crop up repeatedly around the country.
As more and more cases crop up, it's becoming clear that the problems are far broader than most people imagine.
In practice edge cases crop up unexpectedly in large corpora and these must then be added to the validatorTests.
That's pretty much a standard big data challenge and we'll likely see a number of big data solutions for drone-specific use cases crop up in the next year or so.
Law enforcement really does monitor us in nasty ways that make us uncomfortable when we find out about them, and such cases crop up all the time.
Every year these cases crop up somewhere in the world someone dies of natural causes (or by his own hand), his face or head is nowhere to be found, and there's a German shepherd nearby, along with plenty of uneaten dog food.
"It's every hoochie-mama out here from a five-state radius," said Wilson Williams, an auto detailer from south Memphis, as he surveyed the vast array of women wearing denims slashed and ripped and faded and, in many cases, cropped so high that they made Daisy Duke shorts seem like something a prim Victorian might have worn.
These were provided by other image processing labs and were in some cases cropped to obtain this size.
As more cases cropped up in the district of Unnao, Scroll journalist Kanchan Srivastava reported that the workers have likely traced at least eight of the cases back to a single "doctor" who had treated the patients for minor ailments with compromised injections carrying the HIV/AIDS virus.
But the Bush administration and Congress have sought flexibility in case crop prices fall and American farmers need greater support.
That berry contamination case cropped up shortly after Shuanghui International, a large Chinese meat processor, announced plans to buy Smithfield Foods, one of the biggest pork producers in the country, raising public awareness of how much food is imported to the United States.
