Sentence examples for problematic claim from inspiring English sources

This last is the subject of Leach's most interesting and problematic claim, which is that the great love of Dodgson's life was not Alice, as has been unanimously supposed, but her mother, Lorina Liddell, a famous beauty married to a man widely believed to have been in love with one of his male colleagues.

Since it follows immediately if E includes facts about the present chances that E and F are inconsistent, the chance of F conditional on E is zero and therefore x = 0 we cannot derive from the analyst-expert role of chance the problematic claim.

One couple I spoke with had been there for the original Himself recording in 1982, and said they'd been fans of Cosby since he was "the first negro on television," a problematic claim for a number of reasons.

They wrote "procedural irregularities" had negatively impacted the study's "problematic claims and conclusions" and accused Democrats of bias and faulty analysis.

On problematic claims, Mr. Picard may then call in forensic experts at FTI Consulting, based in West Palm Beach, Fla., to investigate whether an account is tied to Madoff family members or other insiders, for example.

The ASA said it had since been contacted by several complainants who had identified other "potentially problematic claims" about the iPad and 4G on the website.

One worry about this line of argument is that quasi-realist expressivism, if successful, allows us to make all of the original and seemingly metaphysically problematic claims about moral reality in the only sense in which those claims can be understood.

Indiewire gives a rundown with the problematic claims of the documentary here.

Problematic claims about a greater evolutionary potential of eukaryotes vis-à-vis prokaryotes being attributable to differences in cell structural complexity invoke positive effect macroevolution at the highest possible (domain) level (Booth and Doolittle 2015).

Ross writes of the sarcasm and even the irony detectable in many of the pieces Shostakovich composed during this period, but also hedges his non-representational bets by reiterating that since it's difficult to know what any given piece of music means, it remains still more problematic to claim that music can be mouthing one thing, while saying its diametric opposite.

Hillary Clinton has not, as far as I can tell, made any comparably problematic economic claims.