They're damaging and hurtful, and they make problematic speech acceptable.
For many, I'm sure that general life must start to get in the way pretty quickly; if you have to go back to work after three months of maternity leave, this is going to make breastfeeding problematic.
During the early 1680s Pufendorf also prepared a significantly revised edition (1684) of DJN which emphasized the similarities to Cumberland and Stoicism (Palladini 2002, Saastamoinen 1999/2000) to make its problematic Hobbesian inheritance less obvious and, perhaps, his life easier.
A contextual factors framework is suited to understanding acupuncture as a complex intervention not least because it does not require us to make a problematic reductionist distinction between specific and non-specific effects [ 8- 11].
Thus, whole blood S1P concentration ([S1P]) is low micromolar and plasma [S1P] is high nanomolar, whereas tissue S1P levels are very low (indeed, so low as to make quantification problematic, particularly in view of blood contamination).
Desperate for preferment, he made connections where he could (including important friendships with the Countess of Bedford and Magdalen Herbert), he produced defences of the king like a "masterful groveller", and he even considered offers of entering the priesthood - something his secular interests, and his widely known early reputation as a man-about-town, made problematic, to say the least.
So even shows made problematic by the recent tragedy appeared as originally intended.
The Future Is Unwritten doesn't seem to have quenched Temple's desire to make documentaries about problematic musical subjects.
From a narrative perspective, we learned that it takes a physician to make a case problematic.
Yet challenges were identified that were perceived to make regular participation problematic for some children with T1DM.
