Sentence examples for problematic in light of the from inspiring English sources

Those courts had found unpublished reanalyses "particularly problematic in light of the massive weight of the original published studies supporting [respondent's] position, all of which had undergone full scrutiny from the scientific community". Id., at 1130.

EDWINA TRENTHAM Moodus, Conn., Sept. 5, 2011 To the Editor: "A Debate Arises on Job Creation vs. Environmental Regulation" (Business Day, Sept. 5) led with the recently withdrawn smog standard and then suggested that regulating now could be problematic in light of the economy's weakness.

Carpenter attributed these increases to Cook, yet this attribution is problematic in light of the case law discussed in Section 2.

This lack of evidence originating from low and middle-income countries is problematic in light of the great disease burden in these areas.

This lack of information has proven problematic in light of the discovery that 8-hydroxyquinoline-2-carboxylic acid (HCA) inhibits MtFBA, a class IIa FBA.

Especially in this economic climate, CBOs often lack resources for capacity building, which is problematic in light of the fact that Deaf/HH communities depend on local CBOs in the event of a disaster.

A scale mismatch between the arrangements regulating fishery management and morphological remediation proves problematic namely in light of the Polluter Pays Principle endorsed by the Water Framework Directive.

This is problematic, particularly in light of the finding that forensic hospitals show considerable variation with respect to the criteria they rely on to make decisions about a patient's readiness for community access [ 38].

This is problematic in particular in light of the growing amount of research taking place in Africa, and with the rise of biobanking practices also on the African continent.

In its report, the group acknowledged that the technique, among others on the list, might be "problematic" in light of international prohibitions on torture, including cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.

The omission seems especially problematic in light of Cacéres' death last week.