Sentence examples for example is problematic from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to make direct comparisons; defining what makes an "athlete," for example, is problematic, and police and judicial procedures vary from county to county.

The use of Baluchi elements, for example, is problematic, Robert Baer, a former C.I.A. clandestine officer who worked for nearly two decades in South Asia and the Middle East, told me.

Clearly the example is problematic, and we might think of any number of other examples: a light switch that a user flips while simultaneously knowing it connects to nothing; a television screen that a child touches as if it were touch-sensitive; a synthesizer that one plays while it is off.

p. 22, the Buchnera example is problematic because via ES, the vesicles would have to reach the plasma membrane through the cell wall, monomeric lipid import via proteinaceous importers seems more likely.

Other examples are problematic because Truss has to s-t-r-e-t-c-h for phrases that make her point.

Note also that all of these examples are problematic, even those where no message was shown to the user, as the tests eventually led the application to become unusable.

For example, it is problematic to teach urban youth conflict management skills without addressing the effects of witnessing violence (Jenkins and Bell 1994).

Complete chromatographic separation of the four example peptide dimers is problematic, even with the longer elution gradient used for peptide mapping in Figure 1 and overlapping elution profiles were observed for the rapid gradient of HDX MS measurements.

However, the German example is particularly problematic.

Ransomware has existed since at least 1989, but this latest example is particularly problematic because of the way it makes files inaccessible.

The approach of excluding some negative symptoms, for example, is potentially problematic since no evidence was provided to support the categorisation of a negative symptom as social or not.