Sentence examples for are considered problematic from inspiring English sources

Both approaches are considered problematic and potentially explosive by peace advocates.

Or, if such predicates are considered problematic, the laws could be of the form 'P1 → M*', where 'M*' picks out the invariant element between the empirically equivalent theories.

Roads are considered problematic typically when they start to indicate issues related to their (1) structural adequacy, (2) skid resistance, or (3) surface defects.

On the other side, the current ways to model features are considered problematic since it lacks a principled and uniform methodology for feature representation.

While 80% find the purpose-built modern covered shopping centre easy to negotiate, more peripheral shopping streets with vehicular traffic, and traditional market areas, are considered problematic by a third or more.

Commercial ventures are considered problematic because they often do not document and research the site in accordance with academic norms, potentially resulting in the destruction of archaeological sites and the loss of contextual information necessary in the interpretation of the archaeological record.

Over-recruitment and English language monitoring were considered problematic this year, for example (pdf).

It is a neighborhood that even five years ago was considered problematic for residential development, primarily because the sprawling Cabrini-Green public housing project is across the street.

He said that unavoidable costs might be considered problematic, but in the present case, he said, the plaintiffs had chosen an expensive legal theory.

The Rev. Chris Williamson of Franklin, Tenn., who last month resigned from the Cedarville board of trustees, said that both the president and Dr. Ruby were considered problematic by the faction of trustees fearful of what they perceive as a creeping liberalism.

Fortunately, this happens infrequent enough to truly be considered problematic.