Sentence examples for Problematic undertaking from inspiring English sources

If someone were to be so ambitious as to write a series on the "Highest Values of Western Civilization," one could also see it as a whitewash of history, as well as an unrealistic and problematic undertaking.

Research has shown that individuals with schizophrenia use caffeine at higher rates than the general population; however, no qualitative research has been undertaken investigating problematic caffeine use and its effects on this population.

Szwed's exhaustive biography illustrates in some detail the reasons for Lomax's importance while sometimes sidestepping the problematic nature of his great undertaking, and the often-compromising ways in which he pursued it.

Often problematic in cases of surrogacies undertaken abroad is establishing citizenship and parentage of the baby.

Similar views were expressed in a recent study of 34 Australian cancer genetics practitioners that was undertaken to identify problematic or ethically contentious issues in cancer genetics consultations [ 73].

I made the point of repeating the problematic nature of the enterprise: "The undertaking is enormous, ambitious and arrogant.

Historically, nursing research undertaken in the clinical setting has been problematic.

It also said Judge Mukasey should not undertake 'the sort of unprecedented and constitutionally problematic proceeding' that the government contends Mr. Padilla's lawyers are seeking.

"It's highly problematic that we don't have government agencies that undertake and scrutinise this work and it's really reliant on organisations or landholders or companies impacted by the proposed development to have to undertake this themselves".

Ensuring that all essential educational issues are addressed during training is problematic given the scale of the tasks to be undertaken.

However, as with any highly collaborative undertaking, giving credit to any single individual is problematic.