However, even though the women frequently articulated this bodily experience of drugs and alcohol making them feel 'better', there was also a lot of discussion regarding the need for detoxification and rehabilitation services, clearly indicating that drugs and alcohol are also perceived, at least at some level, to be problematic in their lives.
In short, it is more problematic to be living in poverty when you have dependents than when you do not, because more family members are sharing the limited resources.
However, the assessment of dispersal rates and landscape factors affecting functional connectivity remains problematic for species living in small populations, even more so in stress-sensitive, rare or elusive species.
This was particularly problematic for parents living in remote areas [II, VI], for pregnant women and for families with several children [VI].
Late-stage diagnosis for oral and pharyngeal cancer is particularly problematic for Blacks living in rural areas who have limited access to healthcare providers who routinely screen for oral and pharyngeal cancer [ 6].
I found it inescapable in sessions with clients because the clients were full of stories some or all of which were closely connected to whatever was problematic in their lives.
According to Dewey, a transnational public sphere powerful enough to create a community arises not from political decisions, but from the consequences of decisions that have come to seem problematic in the lives of citizens.
And so that makes them particularly problematic places to live in if you happen to be African American or Latino.
Philosophically speaking, the success of our constitutional democracy hinges upon the knowledge of its citizens, which means that it is particularly problematic that we live in a society where nearly twice as many Americans can name at least two characters from The Simpsons (52%) than can name two or more rights protected by the First Amendment (28%).
How might those power dynamics have the potential to become problematic in our relationships and lives?
