Sentence examples similar to problematic course of action from inspiring English sources

The search for an Aristotelian hamartia has led all too often to the trite argument that Hamlet suffers from melancholia and a tragic inability to act, whereas a more plausible reading of the play argues that finding the right course of action is highly problematic for him and for everyone.

The goal of inquiry is not simply a change in the beliefs of the inquirers but the resolution of the problematic situation, in what he calls a 'consummatory' course of action or state of affairs.

A first proposed course of action would be to view early discharge as highly problematic and worthy of significant investment.

This course of action seemed straightforward for acute episodes, but CLBP was seen as more problematic: I think chronic pain, because it's such a … erm, internal thing and very often doesn't have a great deal externally to show for it.

They encourage ethical reflection, and assist in resolving problematic situations, but are also perceived as those who suggest the most appropriate behavior, and the best course of action to follow.

"None suggested any course of action.

His course of action seemed clear.

Everyone would prefer that course of action.

Appraisal is a difficult course of action.

The best course of action is no action.

"That's the wisest course of action".