Sentence examples for on some problematic from inspiring English sources

If understood in the suggested way, this account would rely on some problematic assumptions about the responsive attitudes that 'reasonable men naturally entertain.' We might well doubt whether all such men invariably entertain those attitudes in cases where the recipients deserve to be their subject.

Claidière and Sperber (2007) criticised Henrich and Boyd's model, noting that it rests on some problematic assumptions, two of them of primary importance.

More doctors are already taking a less aggressive approach, and acting on the fact that some problematic breast conditions and cancers will disappear over time.

During a break from shooting, Willis proudly shows me a knife he forged as a gift for his son's high school graduation as he asks judges J. Neilson (a Master Smith at the American Bladesmith Society) and David Baker (a historical weapons recreation expert) for advice on how to address some problematic blade areas.

It may be worth noting, though, that from our perspective Finland has had some problematic views on rape and domestic violence, for instance not outlawing marital rape until 1994.

It appears, however, the use of force by secessionists would be more problematic on some theories of secession than on others.

Call me a romantic, but I also like a little nice music and possible candlelight -- though I recognize that lit candles at the airport might prove problematic on some level.

The content of the post, which does contain references to the "light skinned team" and "darkies," could prove to be problematic on some level, but clearly is neither relevant or appropriate material for an official statement from a business accused of practicing prejudice.

Although previous studies have provided important information on potential problematic aspects of social interactions, they have had some limitations which, this study will address.

Based on data from a longitudinal study, the main focus was on problematic substance use rather than on substance use disorders.

The biocentric perspective relies on a problematic teleological hypothesis.