Sentence examples for be problematic if not from inspiring English sources

There are differences across and even within sites in designs, eligibility criteria, sampling schemes, and data collection modes that can be used to advantage, but can be problematic if not understood.

Looking at the role of international partners other than in Malawi, support for national salary reforms still appears to be regarded as a government domain where donor contributions may be problematic if not sustained.

However, achieving a random sample of Internet users is problematic, if not impossible [63].

In particular, the assumption that there is no "third way" between wife and whore is problematic, if not outright offensive: "The third alternative, working in a regular job but not marrying, can be ruled out, since we assume that the only downside of marriage for a woman is the forgone opportunity for prostitution".

The presence of other proteins in the sample may not be problematic if these do not bind DNA.

Subsequent section "The presence of other proteins in the sample may not be problematic if these do not bind to DNA".

This would not necessarily be problematic if it were not for one important fact: in 2008, the German constitutional court ruled that these additional seats were "partially unconstitutional" and instructed parliament to change the electoral law by mid-2011.

But such a delay might be problematic if Mr. Bush did not win re-election in 2004 and his successor had different ideas.

Advertising?" Mr. Gerace agreed that branded content "can be problematic if it's not transparent," describing himself as no fan of "inserting brand-influenced content into existing, respected media properties".

"I pointed out to my superiors that it might be problematic, if we could not mount a case against Demjanjuk," Mr Walther recalled.

This can be problematic if stakeholders do not recognise that their experience is one of many and that there is no such thing as an absolute view on landscapes.