Sentence examples for are problematic to describe from inspiring English sources
As their specific status are still questioned, intra-generic relationships are problematic to describe and will not be discussed in this section.
Considering the different requirements when caring for a new-born or an almost-adult with PKU, it is problematic to describe the QoL of the parents over this broad range of age.
Bryan declined to run for the nomination himself for multiple reasons — his health was problematic (he described himself to one journalist as "at the end of life") and he expected the Democrats to go down to defeat — though he privately left open the possibility of accepting the nomination in exceptional circumstances.
There was an overarching sense that trying to engage the 'hard to reach' is problematic, as described almost two decades ago by Freimuth & Mettger [ 14](1990) and this may be due to the inherent ambiguity and lack of clarity of definition.
While this is problematic, Namaste (2000) describes the potential for "reverse discourse," whereby trans individuals uptake the vocabulary used to describe them in psychiatric and medical contexts to organise for political resistance, or to advocate for certain rights.
Various terms have been used to describe problematic levels of gambling, including disordered gambling, pathological gambling and problem gambling.
Reliable detection of Cronobacter spp. has also been problematic due to the genus being poorly described.
Since the differential diagnosis between UT and RT can be problematic [ 15], we decided to describe the management of RT cases separately.
Koosed cautions that the term "biography" applied to such texts is problematic, since they also usually describe the deceased person's experiences of journeying through the afterlife.
