Sentence examples for problematic as far from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, because deduction based on deterministic laws becomes problematic, as far as precipitation is concerned, the need for observation of precipitation becomes evident.

Below grade (underground) construction is more problematic as far as waterproofing is concerned.

A long affair between Denise and her brother-in-law Sam, which results in a child, is presented as far less problematic than it would be in reality.

The implementation of the pain assessment method was problematic in many studies, especially as far as time frame of pain assessment (70%), administration modalities (46%), and use of non-validated measurement methods (10%).

Rudy Giuliani, who tops Republican polls, has plenty of skeletons in his closet, including two previous wives and a pack of problematic cronies.The Democrats will not march as far to the left as George Bush did to the rightThe possibility of Mrs Clinton's return to the White House will dominate the political debate more than anything.

By comparison, other prefectures' laws are more specific in Miyazaki, the law goes as far as depicting problematic footwear such as geta.

Systematic errors (or bias) are by far the most problematic as they are generally not measured and they do not decrease as the sample size increases.

For Assad, retaking such far-flung territories will be problematic as long as arms and fighters flow in from the Turkish and Iraqi frontiers.

The disparate group manning the hub are billed by the makers as being far from technical whizzes which is problematic as the technology – including a largely voice-activated ship - is unreliable.

That's as far as I'll delve into the problematic nature of the "Rules" "strategy".

Research conducted as far back as 1974 has acknowledged as problematic census enumerators' reliance on estimación social, or social judgement, to gauge the ethnicity of participants (Early 1974 , 1975.