Sentence examples for a problematic model for from inspiring English sources

In his 2008 memoir, "Hallelujah Junction: Composing an American Life," Mr. Adams wrote that Mr. Kirchner was the "most intuitive musician I ever encountered" but also a "problematic model for me".

Speaking in Reykjavik at a meeting of the Northern Future Forum, Mr Cameron could hardly have been clearer in his conclusion that Norway, which has twice voted narrowly against joining the EU, was a highly problematic model for a post-EU Britain to seek to emulate.

Even within this domain, the widespread occurrence of deep weathering profiles, regolith stripping, and inherited regolith features makes SSST problematic as a conceptual model for pedogenesis or weathering profile development.

For problematic models, increasing N not only increases the likelihood of detecting model problems, it increases the possibility of diagnostically locating and redressing the problems because the trail leading from specific ill fit covariances back toward the problematic-source becomes more stable and diagnostically dependable.

Virginia, for example, could become a problematic state for Republicans.

And I think in general, the kind of realism on display in our relationship to Egypt has been a better model for dealing with problematic governments in unstable regions than some of the alternatives, from Iraq to Libya, that recent presidencies have experimented with.

The distinction between the surface appearance of definite descriptions, as singular terms, and the fully analyzed sentences from which they seem to disappear was seen as a model for making problematic notions disappear upon analysis.

Limonov is, at best, a problematic partner for Kasparov.

Goalie is a problematic position for the Canadians.

And that's a problematic way for society to function".

Bill Cosby has been a problematic hero for a long time.