Sentence examples for perceived to be problematic from inspiring English sources

This view is perceived to be problematic.

Swimming and spontaneous activities were specific situations perceived to be problematic for maintaining a stable blood glucose level.

The broad and " grey" nature (paediatric ED doctor) of childhood illness, and the inability to educate parents on all conditions, were perceived to be problematic.

Melissa recounted periods of what she perceived to be problematic restrictive eating and over-exercising (up to two hours per day).

Note that it is still possible to be rejected at this point if your attitude and teamwork are perceived to be problematic.

And yet I see this tactic deployed time and again when researchers are anxious about holes in their CV which they perceive to be problematic.

The studies above indicate different aspects of the mammography experience that patients perceive to be problematic.

Exposure misclassification due to migration is perceived to be most problematic for diseases with a long lag between exposure and disease onset [ 3, 5, 6].

These barriers were perceived to be particularly problematic because TB evaluation requires multiple return visits: "You can imagine I come today with my sample.

A needs analysis questionnaire was administered to 120 students of Spanish at The University of Hong Kong with the objective of finding out what language skill they perceived to be the most problematic in the target language.

For a variety of reasons, primarily because Wilson was perceived to be arguing that many problematic social behaviors were unchangeable, the contents of these two chapters provoked an extremely acrimonious debate sometimes referred to as the "sociobiology wars" (one well regarded discussion of the history and sociology of the "sociobiology wars" is Segerstrale, 2000).