Sentence examples for problematic measured from inspiring English sources

However, a solution is necessary if the level of distortion is not to become problematic measured either in terms of its commercial and operating consequences, or its effect on the place of developing countries in the global economy.

For example, it would be unreasonable to point to non-normality as the culprit unless the ill fit was attached to the least-normal variables, or that ordinal measurement was the culprit unless the ill fit coordinated with the most problematic measures.

Top Democrats say they believe the victory on climate change — setting up a tough summer debate in the Senate — can translate to progress on other difficult issues as lawmakers see Democrats can advance even the most problematic measures.

Unlike many latter-day stagings of Shakespeare, this "All's Well" (which runs in repertory with the equally problematic "Measure for Measure," opening on Thursday) doesn't force the contemporary parallels.

These days everyone knows that the unemployment rate is a problematic measure, because it can fall not because more people are working but simply because fewer people are looking for work.

When Congress finally reauthorized ESEA, eight years after it was due for an overhaul, some of the most problematic measures attaching high stakes to assessments were pulled back.

In 2013, they cropped up in 11 states with the last bill failing in late July: North Carolina's legislature adjourned without approving the problematic measure which would stop workers from effectively blowing the whistle on cruel agriculture (as well as other industries).

But functional group richness is a problematic measure for two reasons.

If we accept that mate ornamentation can be a problematic measure of female preference, how could we advance our understanding of preferences in the wild when we are still restricted to use this preference measure?

We note 4 missing or problematic measures that dilute their findings.

However, both these methods are problematic: measures of the ambient environment represent only rough estimates of an individual's exposures, and biomonitoring provides only transient estimates of exposure.