Sentence examples for nature problematic from inspiring English sources

Peter had begun to feel distanced by the intensity of Adam's relationship with Nancy, although he did not feel that the intensity was "by its nature problematic".

He frequently assumes that this kind of inequality is by its very nature problematic, but provides scant historical evidence about why, particularly if mobility is ­possible.

The nature of the technology transfer process is by its very nature problematic because it is subjected to a reification and often involves some simplifications.

Representing the infinite is, in its very nature, problematic.

Testing for direct health benefits of nature is problematic given the variety of aspects of a natural environment and the ways in which they might impact on health.

Loss to follow-up may be a problem inherent to this population; however, the high rate and its selective nature are problematic for outcome studies.

On the other hand (again cf. Green 2003), the question "whether law is of its very nature morally problematic" has from the outset been the subject of consideration by leaders of the tradition.

Separation of the influence of component assemblages of bacteria and diatoms in nature is problematic.

Finally, the use of diagnostic data for epidemiological investigations of this nature is problematic.

There was an identified need to further understand khat's relative impact and potential for dependence in order to better understand the nature of problematic khat use.

The word "English" should rightly appear in inverted commas, in fact, to emphasise its "problematic" nature.