Sentence examples for appears to be problematic from inspiring English sources
The age of incoming high school students also appears to be problematic, the report says.
In the domain of multidigit division, the adaptivity of choices between mental and written strategies appears to be problematic.
"We have not gotten to a point where we have found anything that appears to be problematic," he said.
"Although high chronic stress in childhood appears to be problematic for working memory among young adults, if during the childhood period you had a more responsive, sensitive parent, you have some protection," Evans said.
Although this is a popular approach in chemical engineering, especially when the development of rigorous models appears to be problematic or time consuming, the uncertainty issues arising must be clearly identified and analyzed, in order for the decision-maker to be able to evaluate correctly the value and limitations of the framework.
What appears to be problematic with the case of ElBaradei is that while his resignation falls in line with his persona as a politician who places principle over politics, his decision to get involved with General el-Sissi and an obviously military led Egypt is out of place.
If taken out of context, Steiner's writings can appear to be "problematic" and "weird," Mr. Fraser said.
He said allies of the governor had plotted against him, though an alibi he offered in a statement on his Web site appeared to be problematic.
"If the company actually granted the options on Jan . 12as Apple disclosed, then it wouldn't appear to be problematic," said Lynn E. Turner, a former chief accountant at the S.E.C. and a managing director at Glass, Lewis & Company, which advises institutional investors on corporate governance.
Superficially, that might not appear to be problematic: competition for prized spots in the most highly regarded journals drives scientists to do some of their best work and there is no doubt that the best journals publish plenty of outstanding research.
