Sentence examples for problematic adjustment from inspiring English sources
No symptoms of hydrocephalus were detected in any of the patients during treatment with valve setting 8. X-ray verification of the valve setting was performed after MRI and after problematic adjustment procedures.
"If evil is somewhat more ineluctable, it also becomes somewhat more problematic," Mr. Morris observes.
Making the deal even more problematic, Dell's shareholders have little data upon which to assess its price.
However lovely, Ms. Miller proves a problematic Vogue ideal for the editors, many of whose own faces are somewhat surprisingly scored with wrinkles.
Yet despite the early departure of a private equity investor, financing has been less problematic; HSBC Bank will finance the project through completion, Mr. Bradfield said.
They lump together the exemplary Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi with scarier institutions such as Fuji Bank; the sober-minded Mitsubishi Trust with the problematic Yasuda Trust.
Last week the European commission signed up to the German blueprint, while unveiling problematic EU legislation making the European Central Bank the policeman of the eurozone banking sector.
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.
Mr. Ratterman argued that BATS Global's problems were confined to its own exchange and its own ticker, adding that the problematic Apple trades were quickly unwound.
As of yesterday, both Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Giuliani seem inclined to seek the support of the Liberal Party and, perhaps, the more problematic Independence Party, which is the New York incarnation of Ross Perot's division-wracked Reform Party.
That arrangement is obviously problematic: Shell has bet its future on the £35bn takeover and now its lead auditor will be making judgments on assets that he had signed off in his last job.
