Sentence examples for problematic facets from inspiring English sources
"Not all Christians" is an interruption tactic that derails conversations about a general expression of the problematic facets of Christianity by making it about the individual exception(s) to the presented critique.
Fourteen items (see Table 3) appeared problematic and each facet contained at least one problematic item.
The aim of this study was to study the cross-sectional and longitudinal associations between mindfulness facets and problematic Internet use in adolescents.
Meanwhile, for the Chinese government, the food safety scandals reflect only one facet of problematic issues currently confronting the country, the other major concerns being natural environment degradation and social security shortfall, which echo the other two important subjects of the two sets of reports.
Due to the fact that raters vary according to the severity in their scoring, MFRM analyses help identify particular elements within one facet that are problematic, such as a rater who is not consistent in the way he or she scores (Linacre 1989; Lynch and McNamara 1998; Bond and Fox 2001).
This facet of Facebook's business becomes especially problematic when you consider how the company has been pouring money into subsidizing (or seeking to) Internet access in emerging markets.
The anatomic facets of skin are infinite, making a complete review of age-related changes in skin structure problematic.
Assessment of spinal canal AP diameter may be problematic in the context of LSS because, according to our experience, the most common reason for LSS is facet joint hypertrophy that causes bilateral stenosis of the dural sac and does not influence the mid-sagittal level.
The number of facets varies.
