Sentence examples for contested problems from inspiring English sources

In this article, we outline and discuss a novel augmentation of scenario method combined with Delphi analysis to engage multiple actors in analyzing complex and contested problems.

33 When the role of the patient in a healthcare interaction is ambiguous and contested, problems arise on both sides, and extra work is required by both patient and professional.

One way of responding to a highly contested philosophical problem is to deny that there is, in fact, a problem.

The problem of contested borders as an impediment to democracy also looms large in the Islamic world.

Casey Luskin of the Discovery Institute, which promotes intelligent design, contested this, saying, "the problem for their logic is that ID is not an arbitrary explanation, because we have much experience with intelligent agents producing the type of informational complexity we see in nature".

Washington also rolled out new electronic voting machines on Tuesday — for a hotly contested mayoral race — and similar problems were reported, said Eric Marshall, manager of legal mobilization at the Lawyers Committeee for Civil Rights Under Law, which is part of the national nonpartisan Election Protection coalition.

Aid is also a serious problem in the contested Ogaden region of Ethiopia, across the border from here.

If this is really a problem, which is contested by economists, the effect is probably more modest than she suggested.Enoch was partly rightThe government's net migration cap has done worse damage.

Dawkin's "selfish gene" metaphor has become another overused cliché in biology, and its applicability to real world problems have been severely contested in the last 40 years.

This social problem is a hotly contested issue.

Palmer has since documented a similar problem in several other contested subject areas.