Sentence examples for extremely problematic for the from inspiring English sources
As we shall see in this section, it is extremely problematic for the wider purposes of establishing Anomalous Monism.
That distinction is extremely problematic for the purposes of establishing Anomalous Monism, and is set aside here in favor of the related (but by no means identical) distinction between strict and ceteris paribus generalizations.
Around this time last summer, I was on a tour boat on Lake Yellowstone with my family, where we learned that lake trout, a non-native species introduced around 1995 (presumably by an angler), had grown extremely problematic for the ecosystem of the lake -- in particular, for the prized cutthroat trout, which is easily preyed upon and out-competed by the larger lake trout.
This situation is extremely problematic for those of us who work in the non-profit world, because the drop in public funding has meant that arts organizations now rely more than ever before on private support to cover their basic operating costs.
Although evolution comprises the framework upon which the life sciences are structured (Dobzhansky 1973), student learning of the idea and its associated causal concepts remains extremely problematic for students at all levels of the educational hierarchy (Bishop and Anderson 1990; Nehm and Reilly 2007; Gregory 2009; Opfer et al. 2012).
"This use of the average injury rates is extremely problematic, for a lot of reasons, one of which is obvious from the [Texas] plant explosion.
An attorney for the challengers said it would be extremely problematic for a religious nonprofit to switch from a self-insured plan to an insured plan.
Eli Lehrer, president of the libertarian think tank R Street Institute, told HuffPost that weakening the flood standard will prove "extremely problematic for taxpayers," resulting in more structures being built in places where they shouldn't be.
