Sentence examples for attention to problematic from inspiring English sources

For the JJIs, being involved in research to decrease substance abuse can draw attention to problematic drug use among juvenile delinquents in general, but also to the possibility that problematic drug use continues within the walls of the JJIs.

In a seemingly new approach to demonstrating, protesters in New York interrupted patrons at various restaurants on Sunday to declare injustice in America and call attention to problematic policing tactics.

The New York Times examined the issue in an article last week, drawing attention to a problematic side of newsgathering that journalists had long complained about but felt pressured into accepting.

"Companies have dumped these costs into the health care system," said Dr. Lawrence D. Dorr, an orthopedic surgeon in Los Angeles who two years ago took the unusual step of drawing attention to one problematic hip device.

With its actors frequently disrupting the scene and addressing the audience, the play draws attention to the problematic assumptions we are all too used to seeing on stage, setting up racial and cultural stereotypes in order to undermine and question them.

The axiom of reducibility draws attention to the problematic status of impredicative definitions.

The protocol relies heavily on parents' most salient reinforcer, their own presence and attention, to address problematic child behaviors such as bedtime tantrums, frequent requests, and coming out of the bedroom.

Casteel says as a woman, she employs an empathic gaze to call attention to the problematic nature of the way American culture stereotypes black men.

Daniel Pipes, for instance, quickly praised Rosen's role in bringing down Freeman: "What you may not know is that Steven J. Rosen of the Middle East Forum was the person who first brought attention to the problematic nature of Freeman's appointment," wrote Pipes.

The question of why policymakers pay attention to particular problematic issues, which in turn increases the chance for major policy shifts, has been addressed in many agenda-setting studies.

Stuart Jeffries draws our attention to Trump's problematic attitude to nuclear weapons (Armageddon in a bag, G2, 23 August).