Sentence examples for previously problematic from inspiring English sources

She points to some success stories from previously problematic British estates like Broadwater Farm in north London, where there were serious riots in the 1980s.

Despite an unstarry cast, a conductor who has done little in New York and a previously problematic David McVicar production, this revival of Verdi's gloriously extreme opera is exciting and fun.

"Jon Otsemobor will take the previously problematic right-back role while Ryan Lowe should add even more goals to a side that found the net over 100 times last term.

By adding this data to the training set and retraining the system, its performance improved dramatically in the problematic cases, while it stayed the same for the others, which suggested that the machine had learned to use the new knowledge in dealing with previously problematic cases.

Peace through dialogue, government support for equal opportunity, initiatives for inclusion, and social integration through education: these are just a few of the ways cities are transforming previously problematic issues of diversity into strengths.

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

"Holding encrypted files for ransom is not entirely new, but getting the ransom paid has previously proven problematic for the crooks.

Grow Heathrow claims the land had "previously been problematic for the local community and was often a site of anti-social behaviour before it was virtually abandoned".

This change in view both made it imperative for him and enabled him to write this book, linking two subjects that were not only disparate but that had also previously been problematic for him, so soon after having completed his exhausting labors on the first two critiques.

These examples indicate that whole plastomes hold much promise for resolving relationships among grass clades that have previously been problematic.

The authors' decision to withhold these data resembles scientific malfeasance, especially when coupled with the previously discussed problematic methods for counting autism cases.