Sentence examples for problematic arrangements from inspiring English sources

The arguments in America raged until the civil war sparked by the confederation of the southern states settled them in the 1860s.Confederations, by any other name, are problematic arrangements.

This study provides useful results for identifying the potential problematic arrangements of twin super-tall buildings and to further the understanding of the underlying mechanisms of the aerodynamic interference.

Sherwin (1987) argues that the powerful desires that many people, especially women, have for their own biological children are the product of problematic social arrangements and cultural values.

Kaga was soon judged inferior to Akagi because of her slower speed, smaller flight deck (64 feet shorter), and problematic funnel arrangement.

The mechanics of the machine, however, made the alphabetical arrangement problematic.

Rubenstein said the intelligence-sharing arrangement was "problematic" and would make other countries in the region nervous.

Israel also regards the old arrangement as problematic, given Hamas's control over Gaza, and wants Egypt to do more to stop the movement of militants and weapons.

Ms. Regan added that the arrangement was problematic from the start because under the two trusts, the museum's mandate was to serve the general public of New London, and the college would not be free to control the programming as it wished.

According to Affleck ([2001]) the analysis of Nelder experiments is problematic because the compact arrangement of trees may result in significant correlations among neighbouring variables.

This arrangement is problematic, because it renders interpretation of performance ambiguous (cf. [7,12]).

Many of the arrangements used are problematic: either they produce results that are very sensitive to electrode placement, change the potential distribution, do not provide a uniform current density and overpotential at the electrode or require delicate patterns liable to fail.