Sentence examples for making the problematic from inspiring English sources

He's making the (problematic) observation that the other kid speaks with what he thinks is a "white accent" (intonation, inflection, hard consonants, types of slang, fully pronouncing words with -ing, etc).

Thus Bohr makes the problematic suggestion that the very expression "Niels' system" refers to conditions for predicting the future behavior of Niels' system.

Three bodies have been recovered so far but officials say the unstable soil is making the search problematic.

Nevertheless, decision trees only allow for the analysis of fixed time frames, making the approach problematic in use for diseases with varying length in certain health states.

The initial diagnosis was based on a typical clinical spectrum of symptoms and clinical laboratory findings, which are relatively nonspecific, making the diagnosis problematic (5 ).

Forth, AMBCA uses one single and systematic experimental method, whereas many different methods and experimental settings are reported in scientific reports from AMBCA, making the comparison problematic.

However, results obtained through these fluorescence-based approaches are relative to the system setup, and the experimental apparatus for measuring the fluorescence is usually very complex making the calibration problematic.

It has been argued that in Barrett's oesophagus there is a large intra- and interobserver variation in the reporting of various grade dysplasia with inflammatory atypia making the diagnosis problematic.

In addition, the presence of undesirable adhesion force can cause the object to adhere to the tool, making the release process problematic.

As the reader may surmise, this makes the notional reading of (18) unproblematic at the expense of making the relation reading problematic.

Additional annual appropriations to subsidize farmers, he asserted, could make the situation problematic.