Sentence examples for newly problematic from inspiring English sources

It is praised by critics for its depictions of late capitalism and its "rewriting of subjectivity, human consciousness and behaviour made newly problematic by technology".

We pay attention because when Russia was Sovietized, it was the Russian Orthodox Church which suffered most and now, in post-Soviet days, deals with a newly problematic Russian government and sphere.

But the relationship between them and the newly arrived mainlanders is problematic.

Even more problematic, a newly processed flow indicates that some amount of time has elapsed.

Automated detection of small peptide sequences in newly-sequenced genomes is problematic [ 29].

The newly released Apple Watch may be problematic for people with dark tattoos on their wrist, the company acknowledged after complaints from customers.

Apart from this, the traditional taxonomy of Musa is also problematic for placement of newly described species [43], [44].

This time point was chosen because quality isolation of RNA from newly blood fed mosquitoes can be problematic, and collection of reasonable quantities of hemocytes by perfusion before the peritrophic matrix forms (~18 hours), is extraordinarily difficult.

We define <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0014579.e071.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> hyper-boxes for each class and assign a 'non-problematic sample' to corresponding newly defined hyper-box.

Given the increasing trend toward development of target specific small molecule inhibitors for cancer therapy, it is essential to define the spectrum of clinically problematic resistance-conferring mutations to newly developed drugs.

Hystricomorpha contains 19 families (78 genera and 291 species), and includes the previously problematic Ctenodactylidae [ 3] and the newly discovered Diatomyidae [ 4].