Sentence examples for problematic instances from inspiring English sources

Opera North disputed Mr. Hall's account, and a school representative said there were many problematic instances of potentially strong language, including "references to drug-taking, sexual conduct and the use of homophobic name-calling".

And yet, as I hope is clear in the post, the point isn't to debunk Pixar but to suggest that its films are part of a phenomenon in the current cinema that extends far wider and has far more problematic instances, and that — above all — responds to (and sometimes preys on) many people's needs and anxieties.

However, the Gettier problem shows that including a justification condition does not rule out all epistemically problematic instances of luck.

One of the most problematic instances involves the relational compatibility of the fourth and fifth collision rules.

Not all problematic instances of civil forfeiture involve large seizures of cash.

Nevertheless, it is useful to outline some of the most potentially problematic instances of compensatory evolution.

This could prove problematic in instances where a family member is the abuser.

This is problematic in instances where both sexes are highly polygamous because there will be many pairs of full sibling families that are also half-sibling compatible, and PRT does not indicate which of these are true half-sibling groups nor divide the half-sibling groups into the maternal and paternal groups.

This is problematic, for instance, when some outcomes show benefits and others show dis-benefits, and it becomes necessary to ask about the relative value of these outcomes.

However, the dichotic listening task has some features making inference about the neurophysiological attentional mechanisms problematic, for instance, because of interaction between left and right side of the brain during binaural vs. monaural listening (see, e.g., [26]).

Utilizing annotation data directly to determine local synteny is problematic, for instance, near members of very large recently duplicated gene families.