Sentence examples for cases dissolving from inspiring English sources

Of the nominalist views discussed in this essay, deflationary nominalism is the view that comes closest to solving (or, in some cases, dissolving) the five problems that have been used to assess nominalist proposals.

Since the Iraqi army has in some cases dissolved, such advisory teams — which live with and deploy into the field alongside local troops — could be crucial to restoring the good tactics, unit cohesion, leadership confidence and tenacity that Iraqi units will require.

While their cases dissolved, the damage had already been done. .

The supposedly clear case dissolves under scrutiny.

Ms. Sirisean worried that if the case dissolved, other victims' stories might be dismissed as well.

In this case, dissolved minerals and heavy metals failed to get through the semipermeable membranes of the reverse-osmosis generator.

He attacked the credibility of some witnesses and contradictions in the testimony of others, and argued that the case dissolved as pieces of the puzzle were discredited.

Alongside the identification of the extent of the phrase (which should be exact) the annotators were also asked to identify the types of phrase (in this case dissolve and concentrate).

The case dissolved into a media circus and as soon as they were able the pair disappeared into obscurity with the help of local and international NGOs. .

The lawsuit dissolved after a Supreme Court decision that hobbled cases brought forth by whistleblowers.

In a striking insight into the court's thinking, the decision appeared to suggest that the judges considered what Tatel described as a "powerful case for dissolving the current military commission entirely" — that is, they examined the possibility of voiding the entire Nashiri case to date.