Sentence examples for problematic location from inspiring English sources

"But I'm concerned that that site is a problematic location".

Other restrictions in the deal, including the monitoring of fissile material entering the country, would prevent that site from becoming a problematic location for nuclear activity going forward. .

Somewhat surprisingly, the supermarket proved to be the most problematic location for the artist: "On one occasion, I set the sculptures up in a grocery store and took pictures of them in the meat section.

But neither Mr. Dillon's breezy bonhomie nor his dangling cigar, periodically relighted by an attentive assistant, could disguise the pressure of shooting for a mere eight weeks in more than 40 frequently problematic locations, with almost daily changes to the script and a rainy season that kicked in weeks ahead of schedule.

Soon other people in the creative and visual worlds were attracted to Kameon's subtle eye for color and texture, as well as her knack for tackling problematic locations; she has become something of an expert on hillside gardens, forgoing the usual strategy of using a single plant in favor of a "tapestry," or "an opportunity to use topography as a canvas".

Unsignalized marked crosswalks are problematic locations from pedestrians' safety perspective.

Considering the observations of the investigations into account we have designed a concrete embedded grounding system for tower sites at problematic locations.

The historic incident data analysis has revealed that the most problematic locations, in terms of overspeeding incidents, are predominantly stations with a lower than usual speed limit.