Sentence examples for more problematic products from inspiring English sources

Through controlling this "last mile", online retailers hope to extend the product offer to higher-margin and more problematic products, which are in themselves unprofitable to distribute direct to the customer, but which can be profitably combined with a grocery shop.

In contrast, other health providers seem more likely to suggest other types of complementary medicines where evidence of efficacy is less well established (eg, probiotics) or the safety of these products is more problematic (eg, black cohosh), 33, 34 to their patients who are risk-takers and favor decision-making autonomy.

However, applying the same conditions to oligosaccharides proved more problematic with significant formation of side products arising from oxidative degradation (entry 2, iododerivative 3b and homodimer 3c).

9 Even more problematic is the fact that sweetened products have specific psychological properties that trigger consumption; they are hyperpalatable 10 12 and their sweet taste works to alleviate dysphoric mood or stress through dopaminergic and opioidergic neurotransmission in the brain.

Cholnoky points out that life insurers have equity market exposure through their asset management and asset accumulation products, and that equities could be more problematic than credit markets.

That is, instead of getting more directly involved in a marketplace filled with uncertain and problematic products, he chose to minimise his risks by keeping a certain distance.

In-house pilot-plant facilities allow scale-up of processes and products for fast commercial development--something, Evans says, that is more problematic in European academe.

"This is more problematic".

That is more problematic.

College years are more problematic.

More problematic is Alice herself.