problem case

Problem cases are often resolved by talking to other lawyers inside or outside your firm.

An example of a problem case arises if choices include a car and a blue bus.

Many institutions, which ultimately closed with big losses, were known problem cases for a year or more.

Now the field of Internet companies has thinned to just the real problem cases and a few that may actually be worth something.

Those are our special problem cases, but almost anyone could twig the truth if we have bad luck.

File reviews identify problem cases which must then be tackled.

Such problem cases are very few in number.

This is incomplete information that is to be determined in each problem case.

When the board size increases, the range of the problem cases increases.

He, like the other problem cases, had been put onto vancomycin two days before.

He also maintained a thriving pediatrics practice that usually focused on problem cases.

Given this, how will problem cases be removed?

No major example of misuse is cited, although a number of potential problem cases are given.

"In five years and 200 patients, by and large, I have had 5 percent really problem cases, with insurance companies denying it," she said.

One nurse was specifically assigned to spot the problem cases and try to make sure that a similar mistake did not occur again.

When you actually tackle the problem case it will not be as bad as you had thought.

This man had been helpful with problem cases that exceeded Interpol's legitimate authority.

It was easy to see why the lieutenants-and probably anyone else she had been assigned to-thought of her as a problem case.

Yet Yum was clearly a problem case, increasingly seduced, it seemed, by street life and motorcycles.

I doubt there is anyone in there that will be more of a problem case than the Legionnaires we're already dealing with.

The meetings were unique in that only surgical failures and problem cases were discussed.

He discusses a number of problem cases.

This might help find problem cases, such as those of people with ulterior motives making charges under the cover of secrecy.

Mr Martin also accused me of some 32 problem cases of claiming the daily allowance.

The historical problem case has always been Germany, in which economic modernization in the 19th century came long before the move to democracy after 1918.