Sentence examples for problematic consequences from inspiring English sources
The industry minister, Antonio Marzano, said in a statement that Fiat "must seriously evaluate the problematic consequences of job cuts".
'And at around two in the morning they started tagging themselves.' This would have unforeseen and problematic consequences.
But critics of e-Verify, from the right as well as the left, consider Mr. Camarota's forecast to be an unlikely scenario that also overlooks a number of unexpected, problematic consequences.
Bartholomew, the spiritual leader of the world's 250 million Orthodox Christians, stopped short of taking sides but said that divisions in the church would have "problematic consequences for Ukraine's future".
This article seeks to fill this gap by describing the unduly complicated penal landscapes and discussing problematic consequences concerning the use of the suspended death penalty in contemporary China.
"We have reached a critical moment that could prove to be a turning point for Europe as we know and enjoy it – one that might result in a cascade of problematic consequences and political fall-out," he writes on his website, where the posters are available to download and share.
A visible abutment-restorative interface is a problematic consequence, especially in the esthetic zone.
The most problematic consequence of the EU's proposals is one that Brussels is most loath to spell out.
Perhaps the most problematic consequence of the war paradigm, though, is that it gave the president enormous powers — as commander in chief — to determine how to detain and interrogate captured combatants.
We see once again a problematic consequence of interpretations of the argument for mental anomalism (Kim's and now Campbell's) that highlight a strong distinction between normative and descriptive principles.
Just last month, Ohio faced one such problematic consequence of a toxic algae bloom when cyanobacteria contamination forced a water supplier to warn customers not to drink water from their taps.
