Sentence examples for a rather problematic from inspiring English sources

Christmas is inevitably a rather problematic time for atheists.

But this also strikes me as a rather problematic point — and not unlike the argument that marriage is for procreation.

The route will undergo major alteration on Horea Street, between the Chamber of Commerce and the central rail station, a rather problematic area.

This assumption has a number of rather problematic consequences.

To achieve this goal, a non-oxidative labelling route making use of an ester is rather problematic, since with tiny amounts of substrate hydrolysis of the ester is the main reaction at pH 9 to 9.5.

In The Green Road, there's a magnetic but also rather problematic mother - whose four children you follow to New York, Africa and over Ireland.

However, if the future is open such a reference may be rather problematic.

The construction of a negative set is rather problematic because it is impossible to be sure that two proteins do not interact.

Being a journalist in Angola is rather problematic whichever way one looks at it.

However, designing a more efficient Rubisco protein is rather problematic since its structural manipulation leads frequently to an enhancement of oxygenase activity, which is responsible for photorespiratory losses.

Although this study emphasis on qualitative research for the formulation of key concepts and operationalization; another important requirement is the availability of a requisite data, and it is rather problematic in general for the formulation of key concepts and operationalization, a second requirement is the availability of a requisite data, and this is still rather problematic in general.