Sentence examples similar to a problematic census from inspiring English sources
The most problematic census data concern census blocks, the smallest areas for which the bureau releases numbers, anywhere from a handful to a few hundred people.
Although some measures were problematic, Census data comparison to assess reasonable representativeness of the study sample was generally reassuring.
Research conducted as far back as 1974 has acknowledged as problematic census enumerators' reliance on estimación social, or social judgement, to gauge the ethnicity of participants (Early 1974 , 1975.
Still, even the death rate for sub-Saharan Africa could be a problematic baseline, said Dr. Guha-Sapir, because in many countries the most basic kinds of censuses are carried out rarely, and not always with precision.
He's a problematic interviewee.
Distribution is a problematic word.
But it was a problematic notion.
It proves to be a problematic oddity.
"Goon" is a problematic word, I grant.
Uribe does have a problematic background.
It's just a problematic thing".
