Sentence examples for the problem case from inspiring English sources

The Conseil tossed the problem back to the schools, telling the principals to address the problem case by case, saying that it all depended on whether a principal found the clothes in question to be acceptable or defiant.

Just as Republic 3's taxonomy left the imitation it defined looking like a freakish variety of narration, this use of a word both generically and specially excludes good imitation as the exception and the problem case.

where A is the problem case, B is an existing case in the case library, n is the number of attributes/features of each case, i is the individual features of each case from 0 to n, f is the similarity function of feature i in cases A and B, and w is the weight of each individual feature based on the number of matches, which is calculated in the last step.

The "problem cases" have not arisen because of any failures in the judicial process.

It is not clear whether the commission's records describe all or even most of the problem cases.

The problem cases tend to show multiple symptoms of poor management: dubious real-estate moves, ham-fisted labor relations, klutzy P.R., and, above all, a lack of artistic focus.

"Almost all of the problem cases occurred in the first- or second-year audits of the client," says New York University's Lee Seidler.

Table 2 breaks the problem cases down according to child age, gender and informant.

Social workers were available, but they seemed to deal with the "problem cases," not the "easier" ones such as ours.

The structural model account of actual causation deals with many of the problem cases in the philosophical literature, including over-determination and pre-emption.

("Così Fan Tutte" is the other problem case; its reuniting of lovers is troubled by the fact that Fiordiligi has expressed high passion for the wrong man).