Sentence examples for a whole problematic of from inspiring English sources

In what is now a frequently quoted remark, Heidegger sets aside Dasein's embodiment, commenting that "this 'bodily nature' hides a whole problematic of its own, though we shall not treat it here" (Being and Time 23: 143).

Much like the arcritarchs, small shellies is the name given to a whole host of problematic early "shelled" remains likely representing parts from many different groups of organisms but bundled together for ease of reference.

"The scandals about allocation are problematic," he says, adding that "corruption as a whole is problematic".

Then I got pregnant with twins and easily went through my whole problematic pregnancy without one sip of wine - proving to myself I didn't have a problem.

"It's becoming a popular word which could cover up a whole host of more problematic meanings," he said.

That statement is problematic for a whole lot of reasons.

"This policy risks identifying a whole lot of people with problematic drug use, and then having nowhere to send them".

"But it then becomes problematic because religion brings a whole host of absolutistic symbols and images and justifications" that act as an accelerant to terrorism.

There's a whole range of things about it that are problematic".

John Newton, a Florida assistant attorney general, said that a whole range of pharmaceutical marketing practices was legally problematic.

So actually using bank accounts for instant payments is a complex exercise in short-term credit backed by problematic infrastructure, which raises a whole other class of problems (debt collection being one of the larger ones).