Sentence examples for problematic and further from inspiring English sources

The challenge of how to support families in need without labelling them problematic, and further isolating them through stigma and blame, remains unexplored.

The EU may offer a better route than NATO membership, which is both more problematic and further off after Georgia's war.The second key is to work with Turkey, which as the only NATO country in the region is well-placed to offset Russia's influence.

The consent, recruitment and retention of patients with progressive cognitive decline is problematic and further complicated by country-specific differences in legislation - for example, around proxy-based consent.

Although Rattus is a problematic genus and further investigations of the Australo-Papuan group are needed to resolve the relationships of the Rattus species of New Guinea we have clarified the pattern and timing of divergences among the Australian rats.

Thus, estimation of coseismic temperature using the kinetic model of Sweeney and Burnham (1990) is problematic and requires further investigation.

Our analysis, however, revealed considerable heterogeneity between brain regions in stress-related expression patterns, suggesting that this between-region analysis method is still problematic and requires further investigation.

Genome sequencing data from individual mosquitoes will enable an estimation of the amount and timing of current and potentially even long-term gene flow, although methods for the latter have proven problematic and need further development (Strasburg and Rieseberg 2011).

Prognostic assessment of the comatose survivor of cardiac arrest with intact brain stem reflexes is still problematic and requires further study to determine those factors correlate with an outcome no better than vegetative state (VS).

However, the significant hyperglycaemia observed in the lactate group is problematic and limits its further use as a CPB prime.

Association results above this cut-off value obtained in analysis of two control groups can be deemed problematic and excluded from further analysis.

These findings highlight the potential for HMMs to be at risk for problematic behaviors associated with immediate gains and longer-term negative consequences – behaviors such as substance abuse, overeating, problematic gambling, and impulsive spending – and further investigation of this association may suggest ways to remediate undesirable media multitasking behaviors.