Sentence examples for contribute to a problematic from inspiring English sources
Similarly, Purdy (1994) argues that such postmortem pregnancies contribute to a problematic view of pregnant women as mere fetal 'containers'containers
Tufekci also authored a column for HuffPost in which she took the tech press to task for its coverage of the study, highlighting findings in the report that she says support the argument that Facebook's algorithm contributes to a problematic "echo chamber" effect.
Even for those born into and raised with good prospects, high school dropout strongly contributes to a problematic or failing of work integration due to impaired health.
Different learning styles may contribute to a student being thought of as problematic.
Patents for software and some kinds of electronics, particularly smartphones, are now so problematic that they contribute to a so-called patent tax that adds as much as 20 percent to companies' research and development costs, according to a study conducted last year by two Boston University professors.
Over the past few years, we've seen "problematic" being overused as an umbrella term to describe some "possible" issue they don't contribute to a solution, but aren't so harmful to be the "problem".
Therefore, instead of diminishing the impact of stress, problematic social support interactions may contribute to an increase in stress or negative feelings.
The two questionnaires used at conscription were non-anonymous, which could have contributed to a lower response rate of especially problematic issues such as alcohol and substance use.
The limitations were that non-anonymous questionnaires were used, which may have contributed to a lower response rate of especially problematic issues such as alcohol and substance use, but the response rate was nevertheless high.
The report summarizes that the government is contributing to a trend of proliferating low-wage jobs, especially problematic during and after the Great Recession.
