Sentence examples for are largely unproblematic from inspiring English sources

Slabakova (2008) claims that properties at the syntax semantics interface are largely unproblematic in adult L2 acquisition, but functional morphology (the morphology syntax interface), by contrast, is the bottleneck of acquisition.

Even so, direct acquaintance is at some level still a necessary condition for the formation of beliefs about the external world, and the relation of the senses to sensible objects is regarded as largely unproblematic.

Can it really be the sign of a sane society that highly trained examiners are spending vast amounts of time poring in minute detail over material that the authorities in most other western countries regard as largely unproblematic – just in case it might be thought to fall within a category proscribed by the R18 list?

In the years of the Tet offensive in Vietnam, and the killing of the Kennedys and Martin Luther King, he embodied a largely unproblematic heroism.

But transitions from page to stage are rarely unproblematic.

The ideas on which logical semantics is based are not unproblematic, however.

However, quality improvement projects, and their reports, are not unproblematic.

Even simple fruit and veg aren't entirely unproblematic for the conscientious cook.

It does not follow that such arguments are unproblematic.

Given this analysis, general nonexistence claims are unproblematic.

These axioms are unproblematic because they can plausibly be taken to be analytic.