Sentence examples for be presented as problematic from inspiring English sources

American and Thai spouses settling in the UK, for example, are an interesting pair as both flows of marriage migrants are highly feminised (Charsley, Van Hear, Benson, & Storer-Church, 2012) but only Thai marriage migration tends to be presented as problematic.

"A lot of the referrals we get here are for young people who are presenting as problematic in school.

Among the important findings that flow from combining theory with practice is that masculinity itself should not be presented as inherently problematic or oppressive.

I'm not sure that going on holiday in Jordan can be presented as directly aiding the refugee crisis, but certainly the reverse is true – that the absence of tourism is hugely problematic for the country.

A long affair between Denise and her brother-in-law Sam, which results in a child, is presented as far less problematic than it would be in reality.

[Int011] The concept of revisiting treatment decisions was raised by participants and was presented as being particularly problematic when decisions had been taken without the service-users initial involvement.

There is a disproportionate emphasis on things that are problematic or that are presented as signs of women's biological difference or inferiority".

In Table  2, frequencies of sickness certification consultations and of finding them problematic as well as to what extent the handling of sickness certification was perceived as problematic are presented by sex, age, and specialist status.

Results were presented in SDS which is problematic, as normal DHEAS measurements do not follow a Gaussian distribution.

So when physical violence or rape is presented, they may not recognize it as problematic because their self worth may be so low.

Instruction is presented in tandem with the reviews, focusing on areas we see as problematic.