Sentence examples for different and problematic from inspiring English sources

(Ms. Kendall's case for Ivanova as a muse is a different and problematic issue).

Pediatric renal transplantation poses numerous challenges given the different and problematic etiologies of ESRD, the surgical considerations in small children and infants and the enhanced immune response witnessed in children.

Compared with other successful hunters, humans have a very different — and problematic — hunting strategy that targets strapping adults rather than the younger, smaller or weaker members of a species.

Jeremy Corbyn's declaration that a Labour government at Westminster would seek to maintain a customs union between the UK and European Union potentially opens a different and less problematic scenario for Ireland along the so-called "road to Brexit".

But what made this occasion different and ethically problematic was the fact that this fundraising dinner honored Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia for their decades of service, sold sponsorships and tickets using their names, and gave them a principal speaking role.

Things are different, and much more problematic, when banks use a lot of debt to fund themselves.

Reported surgical outcome data must be interpreted with caution because for most studies the evidence is of low quality, making comparison of different procedures problematic and emphasizing the need for better designed and conducted clinical trials.

We also found that the abovementioned elements - fragmented organizational structures, different perspectives on antenatal health and problematic interprofessional communication - are intertwined.

They also give a different and if you like "problematic" picture in which the ridges have a different polarity than the hairs.

The methodology is based on the assumption that social needs and problematic situations assumed by different authors have already been thought of and published.

"It's absurd, and problematic in so many different ways," said Karlos Hill, an expert in race relations and professor at the University of Oklahoma.