Sentence examples for considerably problematic and from inspiring English sources

'Degree of conflict' was rated across five categories: no problem at all, mildly problematic, fairly problematic, considerably problematic, and highly problematic.

The lack of any training on delivery was considerably problematic and viewed as a gap in their knowledge ' … because we all know that the trainings will reinforce our capacity in reducing infant and maternal mortality', said one CHW.

Seclusion, body inspection and forced medication were found to be less ethical problematic than restraint by belt, which was found considerably more problematic and sometimes unnecessary as well.

(This counsel is considerably problematic when taken into context: over 90percentt of criminal cases are settled through plea bargains -- before a trial can ever occur).

For instance, previous studies reported that measurement of age at premarital intercourse is considerably problematic, especially for older youths (3).

However, defining the energy gradient and roughness coefficient can be problematic and as a result, estimates of velocity and discharge are subject to considerably uncertainty and error.

There are also clear differences between speech and music, music being considerably more problematic than speech, specially when the number of sound sources is higher.

It's so endlessly problematic and wasteful".

It is highly problematic and worrisome.

But language and perception are always central, problematic and vivid.

This is problematic and becomes more problematic, I believe, when one considers its temporal analog.