Sentence examples for problematic numbers from inspiring English sources

The problematic numbers on consumer spending may reflect a lack of confidence from everyday Americans in the recovery.

The coalition has sought to overcome the problematic numbers by saying that 80 percent of the enemy-initiated attacks have taken place in areas where less than 20 percent of Afghanistan's 30 million people live.

The most problematic number was a fruitless attempt to channel Tina Turner in a robotic falsetto rendition of "Private Dancer".

And then there is the very problematic number of how much debt the consumer has.

"The fact that I've seemed to encounter people across my career who think he's problematic, the number of people who are concerned about him but are flies on the wall to his behavior, I find that so incredibly disturbing," Schacht said.

However, drawing conclusions about the relationship between quantity and quality of research output is problematic if number of citations is used as the measure of quality because this metric is not independent of our measure of quantity.

Poorer receptive language and auditory performance were independently associated with problematic "Total Number of Words" (R = 0.489) and "Semantics" (R = 0.213), respectively.

These descriptors themselves aren't necessarily problematic, but the numbers are.

Determining the severity of persistent symptoms such as "anxiety" (4 remarks) or "leg/arm swelling" (1 remark) was also problematic for small numbers of participants.

The existing studies had small numbers, problematic methodology, and were all non-blinded [ 1].

The last of these is particularly problematic as increasing numbers of people from minority ethnic groups are now being born in the UK.