Sentence examples for be problematic to draw from inspiring English sources

It can be problematic to draw a direct link from the slavery era to Wednesday's killing, but the framework, and the arc, of our history is hard to deny.

Thus, it appears to be problematic to draw conclusions about autophagic functions in developmentally older atg mutants, due to secondary effects of their long-term, compromised cellular homeostasis.

"It's problematic to draw a rigid line separating breast-feeding and sexuality," said Noelle Oxenhandler, the author of "The Eros of Parenthood".

However, it is problematic to draw conclusions about susceptible subgroups based upon between-study comparisons as multiple factors differ between studies.

The first reason it is problematic to draw a sharp separation between science and values is that values are necessary to decide what standards of evidence to demand when informing policy decisions (Ashford 1988; Cranor 1993; Douglas 2009; Elliott 2011).

He further argues that it is problematic to use cases of multiple personality and dissociation to draw conclusions about the fundamental nature of the mind or personal identity.

The implications for ExxonMobil are problematic, to say the least.

It was problematic to say the least.

Not eating, trying to find an alternative, or bringing their own snack can be problematic and draw unwanted attention.

However, this conclusion might be problematic, being drawn for all types of cardiac surgical patients from a retrospective study.

As noted in the results, quantitative comparisons across different sessions are problematic, and conclusions drawn from these comparisons have to be considered with care.