Sentence examples for cut instances from inspiring English sources

The study suggests that the referral scheme may have cut instances of shoplifting by 8,000, thefts from cars by 1,500 and burglaries by 1,200.

Pam Baker, who is is author of the book Data Divination: Big Data Strategies says while there are actually clear cut instances where data points to a direct answer, this isn't always the case.

"Bushra, I don't know what it is that you do" – Lord Sugar, a record-breaking 1,000 times this series; so much that they have to dedicate an entire episode of You're Fired to all the cut instances of him saying it.

Critics say that some death-penalty cases portrayed in "The Exonerated," being shown on Court TV tonight, are not clear-cut instances of the wrongfully accused being cleared.

Let's reserve the word racist, he suggests, for clear-cut instances of bigotry, and address more subtle problems of racial prejudice as we do air pollution, instead of rape or murder.

A bit more serious is Putnam's (1962) objection drawing on the application of apparently clear-cut instances of observation concepts to submicroscopic particles.

Hence, there are clear-cut instances of observation concepts that apply to unobservable entities, which does not seem acceptable (cf. Putnam 1962).

An internet search brought me just one clear-cut instance of a footballer appearing to doing something equivalent to a batsman walking.

An interesting topic on the borderline of logic and computer science is mechanical theorem proving, which derives some of its interest from being a clear-cut instance of the problems of artificial intelligence, especially of the problems of realizing various heuristic modes of thinking on computers.

[15] first gives polynomial time algorithm O(mn) for densest subgraph problem, by transforming it into min-cut instance and using binary search to get the optimal density.

The 9/11 first responders issue was a clear-cut instance of the needs of corporations taking precedence over the needs of Americans.