Sentence examples for perceived as problematic from inspiring English sources

In an interview yesterday, Ms. Walters said that she saw how the arrangement could be perceived as problematic.

It is this confusion that manifests itself in the politics of child benefit, where what is perceived as problematic is not the benefit itself but its universality.

Results from one study he did, Dr. Breitbart says, showed "women are much more sensitive to being perceived as problematic patients".

Africa has never been talked about this much and – yes – there is a reason of why a continent once perceived as problematic and unattractive is suddenly the hottest date in town.

Secondly, responsibility is perceived as problematic and ambiguous if relations between action and impact are characterized by high uncertainty.

In this context the boundaries between behaviors perceived as problematic and proper criminal offences become blurry.

Among the consultations that physicians perceive as problematic [ 1], a large proportion concern musculoskeletal or mental diagnoses [ 2, 3], and such diagnoses also predominate on the sickness certificates issued in Western countries [ 4- 8].

The PSK is a patient-specific questionnaire in which the patient is asked to select three activities that (s)he perceives as problematic (activities that can easily be avoided are not allowed) and scores the severity on a 10 cm visual analogue scale (VAS) [ 43].

Even if an intervention primarily aims at a better subjective well-being of the child, responding to issues that only parents perceive as problematic may be important to assure compliance with treatment and parental assistance in achieving life-style changes for the child.

Overall, qualitative storylines are perceived as being problematic in terms of consistency.

This last assumption has inspired strong public discourses that assert that women have started emigrating en masse, with female mobility perceived as particularly problematic for maintaining family life (Panţîru, Black, and Sabates-Wheeler, 2007; Hofmann and Buckley, 2013).