Sentence examples for because of the problematic from inspiring English sources
Weyl (1918a) clearly recognized this when he said in response to Einstein's critique "because of the problematic behaviour of yardsticks and clocks I have in my book Space-Time-Matter restricted myself for the specific measurement of the \(g_{ik}\), exclusively to the observation of the arrival of light signals".
Federal prosecutors now say Snipes should get the maximum three-year prison term allowed for his convictions, not only because of the amount of money involved–$14 million in gross unreported income in 1999, 2000 and 2001 alone but also because of the problematic publicity generated by the split decision in his case.
However, the overall hit rate was only 40.5%, partially because of the problematic backbone.
Because of the problematic assignment of the orientation of ESTs, unambiguous sequences corresponding to the gau region are rare in the database.
Yet because of the problematic interpretation of clinical trial data that was not inherent in its basic structure, alternative treatment goals have arisen, including a reduction of LDL by 40% (in patients where LDL reduction could not reach the 100 mg% goal) or a reduction below 70 mg% (in very-high-risk patients those with prior cardiovascular disease or acute coronary syndromes).
Privately, the Texans think that because of the Jets' problematic salary-cap situation, the Jets might be forced to cut some choice veterans, or expose them in the coming expansion draft.
Dan Epstein, the organization's executive director, said he had been drawn to the case because of the Park Service's problematic science, and decided to lead the lawsuit as a matter of government overreach and accountability.
A closer examination discloses that long-term fairness can no longer be honored, primarily because of the widely known problematic cross-layer interaction between the random access MAC protocol and the TCP congestion control mechanism [28].
He's bothered that he and the murdered Kevin, an African-American, both belonged to the gifted and talented program yet barely spoke, because of what Addison considers the problematic race relations at his "segregated" high school.
The move apparently came as a surprise even to Virginia's Republican governor, Bob McDonnell, who TPM described as "non-committal on the new maps," possibly because of the power play's problematic optics.
For the case-control study, teachers were asked to make a list with the names of their current students they thought may need mental health evaluation because of problematic behavior in the classroom.
