Sentence examples for problematic action from inspiring English sources

At a deeper level, it has been maintained that the puzzling statistics that arise from measurements on entangled quantum systems either demonstrate, or are explicable in terms of, holism or nonseparability rather than any problematic action at a distance (Sections 8, 9).

At the heart of many of the human dignity arguments, often implicitly, is the idea that copying someone's genome is a morally problematic action.

This paper focuses on the AAA's problematic actions in this case but also provides previously unpublished information on Tierney's falsehoods.

The effort applied a Superfund-developed technology to a combined waste, radium and polychlorinated biphenyl contamination, stemming from a problematic removal action at an installation/restoration site at MINSY.

There is massive Russian support for the separatists in Eastern Ukraine and also very problematic military actions on the part of the Ukrainian forces (Odessa).

Based on the perceived causes of the problematic readings, actions are initiated, mostly relating to changes in daily routines.

In this last context, the thrashing effects may be particularly problematic, because the action of a single user may directly affect the system availability for the other users.

For historical reasons, kinase inhibition is one of the most attractive field to test new predictive methodologies as ATP antagonism is probably the most inherently problematic mechanism of action from a cross-reactivity standpoint.

Mr. Spitzer declined to comment on Mr. Lawsky's possible political ambitions, but he did point out that the regulator's solitary action was problematic.

But he added that it was unclear how many people were damaged in this way and if they could be identified -- which made pursuing a class action case problematic.

China also presents a growing diplomatic and political challenge, whether it be through its protection of North Korea or its reluctance to support action against problematic regimes such as Syria, Iran and, arguably, Sudan.