Sentence examples for have been problematical from inspiring English sources

For example, in "It's a Great Life," directed by the decidedly nonadventurous Sam Wood, one of the Duncan sisters suddenly "hears" the other calling her name from her sickbed in another city, a blatantly nonnaturalistic use of sound that would have been problematical just a year later.

This has been problematical in the past.

However, the selection of markers used in the diagnosis of NED has been problematical.

However, rigorous testing of this hypothesis has been problematical because the cell wall is normally an essential structure.

However, standardizing criteria to treat patients with preeclampsia is problematical and severe flaws have been observed in the management of the disease.

Technically, this is not problematical: phylogeographers have been using genetic data from the mitochondrion and nucleus to study population interrelationships within widespread species for over 10 years (Avise 2000).

The treatments of multi-resistant H. pylori remains problematical, several regimens have been used but there is not consensus as to the choice of treatment [ 25].

"What they do have is a problematical policy about women".

Prediction of survival in patients with common solid tumours remains problematical despite the sophisticated mathematical analyses and the many variables that have been analysed (Buccheri and Ferrigno, 2004).

This has been particularly problematical in species in which helpers do not appear to increase reproduction (Cockburn 1998).

Bradley Wiggins, whose return to competitive track cycling resulted in him winning the men's pursuit with his Great Britain A team-mates Steven Burke, Owain Doull and Clancy on Friday evening – and was fined around 200 Swiss Francs, or about £130, for not attending the presentation – said the readjustment had not been problematical.