Sentence examples for categorised as problematic from inspiring English sources

Those categorised as problematic drug users constitute a substantial proportion of prison populations in Europe.

The rest, those who responded "sometimes" to at least one item and not "often" or "always" to any items, were categorised as having problematic HL.

"There are several that I would categorise as entrepreneurial.

So, perhaps to be categorised as "out of contention", horses must be very poorly placed or incapable of galloping normally due to injury or problematic (e.g., erratic) behavior.

We conclude that sustainability challenges commonly categorised as either economic, environmental or social are, in reality, more complexly interconnected (so that an artificial separation of these categories is problematic).

The business was categorised as "manufacture of other food products".

England's travelling support has never been categorised as angelic.

There are examples of severe incidents categorised as "information".

In one year alone, 12,000 families were categorised as homeless.

In its time, this vision was categorised as science fiction.

All of those schools are now proudly categorised as outstanding.