Sentence examples for answer to problematic from inspiring English sources

As Satz (2010, e.g. 9) reminds us, however, the best answer to problematic markets is not always to ban them.

Thanks to this protocol combining observation techniques and elemental and structural analysis, it was possible to answer to the problematic established about the wall painting in Ventarrón, and to achieve new results about materials and techniques used by the craftsmen.

The dynamic capabilities approach is considered to be a direct answer to these problematic assumptions of the industry structure view and RBV (e.g. Eisenhardt and Martin 2000; Teece et al. 1997; Helfat et al. 2007).

However, this assumption and some engaged work have not answered to the problematic of linking problem formulation, problem resolving stages and existing knowledge.

It was initially suggested by Greg Dyke as part of an answer to the widespread (and problematic) view of licence payers that the BBC was irredeemably metropolitan in taste and outlook.

The PedsQL™ 3.0 Cardiac Module presents a list of items to the children/parents and asks them to answer how problematic each item has been to the children in the past month.

This skewed distribution renders the answer to the question "What is the delay between language input and saccade execution?" problematic; for a given task, there is no single number, only a distribution of numbers.

Of course, direct extrapolation from "mice to men" is problematic and our clinical results do not give any straightforward answer to the question, whether mechanisms found in the mouse model also apply to humans [ 56- 58].

This is problematic, because it means that Kymlicka also does not theorize sufficiently an answer to the question of why multicultural, liberal nationalism might address the mechanisms that erode the welfare state in a context of diversity.

To summarize our answer to RQ2: MLSD is seen as beneficial for developer motivation and for translating requirements to code, and seen as problematic for program understanding, changes to the system, build management, and developer effort.

The problematic word describes young, sportswear-wearing men from, usually, urban areas: "Think of it as a rough-around-the-edges answer to the oft-derided 'athleisure' trend," says DeLeon.