Sentence examples for problematic call from inspiring English sources

Hence, if no feasible solution is found, the problematic call will be dropped or blocked, without affecting the others.

A simpler solution would be to drop the problematic call as proposed by McGovern et al. in a different paper [10].

This suite is problematic, calling ideally for a five-string piccolo cello.

In an interview on Sunday with NBC News, Mr. Clapper acknowledged that his answer had been problematic, calling it "the least untruthful" answer he could give.

Pronouns were particularly problematic; calling you "it" and "he slash she" made you feel like a stranger instead of a co-inhabitant of my body.

From a learning and teaching perspective it is problematic calling context specificity a "measurement error" even though this may be correct from a psychometric point of view.

Asked about the public's preference that term limits be decided through referendum, Mr. Bloomberg said it was too late and too legally problematic to call for a special election or referendum.

The existence of hyphen identities is hardly a sign of failure in itself, any more than is the existence of Hispanic-Americans.Guillaume Rocher Roquefort-les-Pins, FranceSIR – I have always thought it problematic to call the veil worn by women in the Muslim world "a religious symbol" ("Out from under", September 5th).

Obama made a problematic judgment call in trying to explain working class culture to a much wealthier audience.

Depending on where you saw the show from, it was racist, or too provocative, or problematic to call it too provocative, or really just offensive to teddy bears everywhere (seriously, the Teddy Bear Fund issued a statement, but we'll get to that in a bit).

"Asking them to make tough calls on termination is problematic".