Sentence examples for problematic areas from inspiring English sources

"Herat has been one of the most problematic areas in terms of the dynamics for instability".

Suit collars, waistbands and shoulder pads are usually the most problematic areas.

"You have in the most problematic areas higher shares of children than in other areas," Mr. Häussermann said.

The company promises to improve training around mental health, and conditions that fluctuate – two of the most problematic areas.

The television compliance form lists 47 problematic areas, from the predictable ("offensive language", "sexual content") to the impossibly broad and ambiguous ("cultural sensitivities", "controversial subjects/issues").

Amazon's electronics, tool and kitchen stores, its most problematic areas, showed an increase in growth, which the company attributed to lower prices.

Such a system should encourage people to report mistakes or identify problematic areas where errors might occur, without fear of punishment.

Handing over in more problematic areas was "a process that we want to move forward" – but only, he suggested, when the time was right.

Excitingly, it is tackling the most complex and problematic areas head on: welfare reform, social services, troubled families and public health.

Walking through the megastore's idealistic mock-ups of perfect Scandinavian homes is likely to provoke arguments about problematic areas, such as who cooks, cleans, or looks after children.

Empirical threshold values have been established to identify and prioritize the problematic areas.