Sentence examples for has remained problematic from inspiring English sources
However, vibration-induced loosening due to dynamic loading has remained problematic over the past six decades.
The monument reopened in 2014, but its elevator has remained problematic.
One such process, diffusion in liquid water, has remained problematic despite its potential significance as a major cause of kinetic isotope fractionation.
Despite recent advances in estimation of water quality parameters using satellite remote sensing, the estimation of Chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) has remained problematic due to optical complexity of coastal waters and imprecise atmospheric correction of imagery.
Despite recent advances in using satellite data for continuous monitoring of estuarine water quality parameters such as turbidity and water clarity, estimating chlorophyll-a concentrations (Chla) has remained problematic due to the optical complexity of estuarine waters and imperfect atmospheric correction.
When he first heard the rehearsal for his opera "A Quiet Place" in 1983, DeMain says, he began "weeping, snorting, using language — he was just beside himself". That reaction, which DeMain described as "emotional catharsis," was not conducive to fine-tuning a work that has remained problematic.
Its ratings have remained problematic, but "Dawson's Creek" has survived, and Mr. Williamson credits Mr Berlanti with being the show's saving grace.
Cross-linking and polymerizing hemoglobin subunits have reduced the incidence of nephrotoxicity, but unwanted pressor effects have remained problematic [ 4].
While many of the eukaryotic taxonomic groups put forth by Cavalier-Smith have proven robust, his accounts of the prokaryote to eukaryote transition have remained problematic.
22 In fact, while some of the medical problems associated with HIV/AIDS have decreased over time, psychological and neurocognitive disorders produced by HIV/AIDS have remained problematic since the emergence of the disease.
