Sentence examples for paradoxical issues from inspiring English sources

Despite the relatively widespread recognition of relational-based contracting in engineering and construction projects, literature indicates a range of paradoxical issues in practice.

Through its probing religious anthropology, Japanese Pure Land thought explores the paradoxical issues of how transformative awakening can be possible for the ignorant self, how attainment as liberation from defiled self-will can occur, and the nature of the world of religious realization that unfolds within the locus of a person's samsaric existence.

However, this raises the paradoxical issue of how GBF1 can still activate Arf1 in the presence of BFA, which is a non-competitive inhibitor that stabilizes a Arf-GDP-BFA-GEF complex, and causes morphological defects in vivo that mimic the loss of Arf1-GTP ([48] and refs. therein).

It is perhaps paradoxical that the issue has popped up so forcefully in Brazil, a country that has gone to great lengths to protect and promote women's rights.

The solution to the food issue is paradoxical.

Mr. Rowland finds it paradoxical that the key issue in the trial -- Galileo's insistence on the mechanistic interpretation of the universe -- went unmentioned.

That is not to say they should make a case of it, or highlight disfigurement as something that needs addressing, because while prejudice is endemic, attempting to resolve it by "addressing" it as an "issue" is paradoxical.

The effect is paradoxical.

But race issues are complex and sometimes paradoxical.

Amid so many calls for information transparency, it is paradoxical that one of the most pressing issues in our national life continues to be steeped in secrecy.

"We were part of a generation that grew up on the Internet, and we had the paradoxical experience of being hyper-aware of global issues but unable to use the technology that surrounded us to actively participate in them".