Sentence examples for more problematic where from inspiring English sources
Though design-based regulation can be an attractive solution where there is widespread agreement about what constitutes good medical practice, it is considerably more problematic where there is contestation about what constitutes an error and who owns the definition of an error.
However, the situation becomes more problematic where patent rights are claimed at the boundary between discoveries and inventions, for such things as genes and proteins.
Such bias becomes more problematic where determination and comparison of score levels is of interest, as is the case when estimating population parameters or testing group score differences.
The situation becomes more problematic where fleets of different nations are fishing for the same resource with different gears in international waters.
Conversely, it was more problematic where there was a more fragmented landscape of accountability and no clear responsible body to align stakeholders' activities.
Michel's half-brother, Bruno, is a more problematic individual; where Michel has virtually no sex drive at all, Bruno is obsessed, with the unfortunate twist that for long periods of his life, he doesn't get enough.
While respected abroad, the Monti government is more problematic internally, where many factions in Parliament, most notably the one led by Mr. Berlusconi, speak of it as an imposition born of financial markets more than democratic processes.
We now examine a more problematic context where another high-priority task is awoken during the actual image processing.
Two congeners, Common Black Hawk (Buteogallus anthracinus) and Solitary Eagle (Buteogallus solitarius), are similar; field identification is more problematic in Central America, where all three species occur.
It is more problematic in cultures where women's voices have typically been silenced.
But Dr. Risch and others argue that linkage is more problematic in complex diseases, where each of multiple genes exerts a small effect, sending out a weaker signal that may be much harder to detect, particularly without huge numbers of research subjects.
