Sentence examples for detective problem from inspiring English sources

For a long time, though, this remained an academic detective problem rather than a commercial issue as even the prospect of a substantially complete new Dumas novel failed to excite French publishers.

For old-fashioned detectives, the problem was always acquiring information.

Adrian Monk Tony Shalhoubbrilliantiant San Francisco detective with problems, runs into the girl he had a crush on in junior high school (played as a child by Katelyn Pippy, above).

A few years from now — after the facilitator has gotten the community's input, the monitor's agenda is in place, the new, time-consuming stop-and-frisk form is available, and the Police Department is geared up to train its 27,500 front-line officers and detectives — the problem may already have fixed itself.

"I consider close to one overdose every 36 hours a big problem," Detective Martin said.

"When they are all colored up like this in jackets and they go walking around other developments, that's a problem," Detective Kennedy said.

Field detectives had no problem with the chief's reduction in news conferences.

Jin-xi's improbable feat of self-defense attracts the attention of Xu Bai-jiu (Takeshi Kaneshiro), a scholarly detective with health problems and a deep knowledge of physiology, in particular the workings of the Vagus nerve.

A wily bank robber planning retirement leaves scant clues for a Los Angeles detective with family problems.

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In the postmodern TV crime thriller — "The Killing," "The Bridge," "Monk" — it's not enough for the detective to solve the problem; the detective also has to have a problem, to struggle both with society and with the self.