Sentence examples for problematic matter from inspiring English sources

Utilization of indigenous vegetation as parts of the urban landscape is still a problematic matter in decision making and planning.

That said, when the score to a new American opera is as uneven as Mr. Heggie's, the popularity of the work is a more problematic matter.

"Beyond the extremely problematic matter of casting doubt on the U.S. commitment to international justice and accountability," Senator Feingold said, "these steps actually call into question our country's credibility in all multilateral endeavors.

Exasperated by her sister's immobility, Nina also thrives on it; her role as caretaker gives her a burden to relish and keeps the problematic matter of her own loneliness at bay.

Constant evaluation of current practice on basis of trends in MDR and antibiotic consumption patterns is essential to make progress in this problematic matter.

And yet when we began to study some of the sacred music, I was quite taken aback by how some of the pieces lash out at Catholics, Muslims, Jews, and it was hard for me to reconcile the glorious, exalted music that meant so much to me with these other pieces that had ethically problematic subject matter.

Terrell Falk, a spokesperson for Cinemark, told the Guardian: "The assassination of a sitting president is problematic subject matter". Gabriel Range's film, originally commissioned for television by Channel 4 and screened on More4 last night, uses a faux-documentary style to depict the assassination of George W Bush in October 2007.

For such definitions cannot underwrite the rationality or the aprioricity of a problematic subject matter.

ThatScent of Freshly Mown Binary.

Though having a body is problematic no matter what.

"Having a body is problematic no matter what," notes one character, as if there might be some other option.