Sentence examples for more difficult cases from inspiring English sources

"These are the more difficult cases.

More difficult cases would be heard by the bench judges.

In these more difficult cases, the welfare recipients would first be offered job training or counseling.

More difficult cases involving an edentulous, atrophic mandible or comminution should be considered for extraoral exposure.

Upon appointment, silks can take on more difficult cases and are entitled to charge higher fees for their services.

Other artists, notably Wassily Kandinsky and Kasimir Malevich, the Russian pioneers of abstraction, are more difficult cases.

Many of the observations currently in this list will be included when we add enhanced processing for more difficult cases (multiple sources, very extended sources).

Publication of the data was causing some surgeons to avoid more difficult cases where the chances of the patient dying are higher, he said.

Some therapists had a lot more clients whose state of mind deteriorated than others although, Parry pointed out, that could be because they had more difficult cases.

More difficult cases arise when substantive laws command affirmatively different actions, as when two courts order mutually inconsistent equitable remedies.

Using more powerful ILP solver (e.g. CPLEX) and/or more powerful machines may also help for more difficult cases.