Sentence examples for problematic and a from inspiring English sources

Genetic diagnosis via traditional methods is problematic, and a single test with a higher probability of detecting the causative mutation would be very beneficial for the clinician.

Starting from scratch did not tackle these fundamental issues which could become even more problematic, and a rushed design process risked producing a lower standard national stadium, it said.

Snapchat tells me it will have a report button for users who need to flag Lenses as problematic, and a human moderation team will monitor reports and deactivate offending Lenses.

They saw this as hugely problematic and a lot of Christians said for years afterwards that this was still a stumbling block to many people, a scandal - the idea that the Jewish Messiah could be crucified.

We believe that requiring accurate knowledge of the PSF as a prerequisite is problematic and a potential source of substantial error of the partial volume correction, especially in a clinical context, where data sets might undergo individually different postprocessing/smoothing.

What I find problematic, and a continuation of the same behavior that Uber claims to want to fix, is that Uber and its external design firms, Wolf Olins and MCKL, claim to adopt inclusive principles, yet the voices all of these companies put forward to claim recognition are men.

However, calculating the DDOA intersections is more problematic, and an iterative N-R approach is used.

This is problematic and an indication that social injustices are at work.

The Greater New York Hospital Association called the original 2022 start date "extremely problematic" and an "arbitrary timeline" for facilities like those it represents, which stay open 24/7 and require constant lighting and power.

The Canadian Women's Film History Project brings together disparate cases to begin exploring the common grounds of a shared problematic, and thus a possible new paradigm.

It's also problematic — and potentially a crime — for an elected official to direct city employees to solicit donations to benefit his spouse.