Sentence examples for problematic helping from inspiring English sources

Find out what each company is prepared to do: specialized packing, dealing with your wine cellar (this can be problematic), helping with pets, timing guarantees, storage at the other end, etc.

The script also produces a plot showing the overall log R ratio and B allele frequency (BAF) for both X and Y chromosomes of problematic samples, helping in the identification of allelic imbalance (Laurie et al., 2010) and in estimating the number of X and Y chromosomes.

In 2008, JPMorgan's decision to assume two problematic institutions helped the authorities manage the financial crisis.

While these cases are among the most problematic, they help illustrate the challenges of deciding which standards to impose, how best to teach, how to get more good teachers and how to relevantly measure success individually and systemically.

It gave a higher than predicted forecast for 2014 earnings and said it expected to return to growth in 2015 after a couple of problematic years, helped by a good performance from its North American business.

When a problem arises, the first response by a manager should be to find the problem "interesting" rather than "problematic", which helps conceptualize and address the problem with a more nuanced and dispassionate perspective that addresses root causes, rather than making impulsive decisions.

The book's intro recommends that reading old comics with problematic elements helps to further a current conversation, but that seems a little dubious.

The original authors noted that Allosaurus itself has no modern equivalent, that the tooth row is well-suited to such an attack, and that articulations in the skull cited by their detractors as problematic actually helped protect the palate and lessen stress.

The Department of Investigation, which vets city contractors and oversees monitors installed in some instances to audit and watch over the work of problematic ones, was helping the development agency in its effort to find a suitable demolition contractor for the Deutsche Bank building.

She brilliantly points out how standup has been guilty of helping problematic men.

Thus, this intervention has a high likelihood of helping many problematic cocaine users, according to the principle of concurrent cover, in a very cost-effective way.