Sentence examples for problematic form from inspiring English sources
Yet it remains a problematic form that rarely rivals good fiction or film for narrative richness.
But, for the Afro-Cuban culture, which is rooted in dancing, jazz can sometimes be a problematic form, since jazz long ago ceded most of its role as dance music to other genres.
One version of this concern states that cloning would, from the outset, constitute a problematic form of eugenics.
This situation, although expected since quantized patch construction does not make use of class label information, constitutes a problematic form of visual polysemy.
In addition, because gas is the cleanest, least problematic form of energy for creating electricity, demand for it especially in America should remain high, although it will, of course, fluctuate with the weather and the economy.
It appears most explicitly, under construction, in 'Convolute N' of The Arcades Project, 'On the Theory of Knowledge, Theory of Progress'; it is applied to art history in the 1937 essay 'Eduard Fuch, Collector and Historian'; and is manifest in a condensed, rhetorically political and problematic form in 'On the Concept of History'.
We know they are more likely to have yelling in their home and problematic forms of interaction with their parents.
In Indonesia, the most problematic forms of subsidies account for nearly all of the government's agricultural spending.
The oldest remains of undisputed cycads date from the Triassic Period, about 250 to 200 million years ago (e.g., Leptocycas, Antarcticycas), but some problematic forms (e.g., Primocycas, Archaeocycas) are of the Paleozoic Era.
Recently another suggestion for how to get clearer about the nature of "Dedekind abstraction" and, at the same time, avoid problematic forms of psychologism has been offered.
On the other hand, to the extent that marriage institutionalizes problematic forms of dominance, it would seem a mistake to extend it at all or at least to extend it without significant substantive changes in the institution (Kim 2010).
