Sentence examples for largely unproblematic from inspiring English sources
In the years of the Tet offensive in Vietnam, and the killing of the Kennedys and Martin Luther King, he embodied a largely unproblematic heroism.
Slabakova (2008) claims that properties at the syntax semantics interface are largely unproblematic in adult L2 acquisition, but functional morphology (the morphology syntax interface), by contrast, is the bottleneck of acquisition.
Can it really be the sign of a sane society that highly trained examiners are spending vast amounts of time poring in minute detail over material that the authorities in most other western countries regard as largely unproblematic – just in case it might be thought to fall within a category proscribed by the R18 list?
Even so, direct acquaintance is at some level still a necessary condition for the formation of beliefs about the external world, and the relation of the senses to sensible objects is regarded as largely unproblematic.
Within this discussion, however, his vital invocations of Jewish religion and culture have been ignored or represented as largely static and unproblematic, rather than understood in terms of contemporary cultural and theological struggles.
The formalization of even large-scale mathematical theories is relatively unproblematic.
Largely that's because of Gillian Anderson's complex – if not unproblematic – performance as the detective consumed by her mission.
In retrospect, this sounds unproblematic.
However, TGWV is not unproblematic.
Even unproblematic skins can become horribly dry in winter.
