Sentence examples for brought the problematic from inspiring English sources
Mannerism retained a high level of international popularity until the paintings of Annibale Carracci and of Caravaggio around 1600 brought the problematic style to an end and ushered in the long ascendancy of the Baroque.
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.
He claims that research done by the CDC brought back problematic data that didn't fit the narrative that vaccines are safe, and was later junked.
This problematic conversion would then bring the principle of cuius regio, eius religio into play in the Electorate.
With the massive communication possibilities that the internet has brought, problematic subjects like suicide have become more accessible to individuals than ever before.
But the former defence minister Moshe Arens told The IoS that Breaking the Silence should bring problematic "incidents" to the attention of the army, not publicise them.
Two years later, Lehnhoff brought Hans Pfitzner's problematic masterpiece Palestrina to the stage of Covent Garden.
Although sleepiness is often reported after stroke which brings additional problematic consequences, the majority of studies rely on subjective reports thus rendering our understanding of sleepiness in this population as limited which has implications for effective patient management.
And AHA President Clyde Yancy says that "any science of value that is not brought forward is problematic".
Bringing to account the problematic effects of optical loss on the photonic band gap of MPC, two compensative approaches are introduced to attain proper modified PBGs regarding operational wavelength of the structure.
Adapting material to suit current fashions has more often been the solution when Broadway producers bring back problematic musicals in costly revivals.
