Sentence examples for contributing to the problematic from inspiring English sources

[37] Of serious concern, however, is that the selective use of peer-reviewed literature may not be able to satisfactorily ensure the quality of off-label promotion [38] [40], contributing to the problematic oversight of industry's promotional efforts.

We speculate that it is primarily Myriad's failure to acknowledge this, not just their patent protection, that has contributed to the problematic escalation of the debate.

These structural issues (e.g. lack of specialist staff in the system) also contributed to the problematic process issues that some young adults reported experiencing, such as long waiting times to see healthcare professionals, suboptimal interactions with these professionals when young adults finally got to meet them and poor continuity of care.

The next year, the US froze his assets for "contributing to the government of Syria's problematic behaviour", which it said included support of international terrorism, the pursuit of weapons of mass destruction, and the undermining of efforts in Iraq.

However, death-certificate studies are problematic because only underlying conditions or those contributing to the death are coded.

As Schaefer et al. (2009) point out, "a free-rider obligation requires relief for people currently contributing"; the individual's failure to participate is problematic in that it is unfair to others currently contributing to the shared good.

Contributing to the suspense.

contributing to the bailout fund.

Contributing to the spectrum!

Paul George, Indiana Pacers Last season: 41-138 (29.7 per cent) This season: 12-19 (63.2 per cent) George was a far more willing 3-point shooter than DeRozan last season, but he still shot well below the league average and contributed to the Pacers' problematic spacing.

As such, there is some overlap with thought suppression, and both avoidance and suppression of internal events are thought to contribute to the persistence of problematic emotional states (Hayes et al., 1996; Purdon, 1999).