Sentence examples for problematic occurrences from inspiring English sources

Beware of snakes, zombies, ticks, and other problematic occurrences in rural, or abandoned cemeteries.

Unless one considers homosexuality as a problematic occurrence to be studied – and eventually fixed – the continual focus on what makes some men fancy other men is nothing but morbid fascination.

Treatment of infection caused by S. aureus has become more problematic since the occurrence of methicillin resistance, as MRSA strains are resistant to all β-lactam antibiotics thereby significantly limiting the treatment options.

Categorizing adverse occurrences is problematic.

The detection of putative hybrids based on variation in relative DNA amounts was problematic due to the occurrence of aneuploidy.

In addition, the analysis provides insight into the influence of the number of authors and the existence of editorial policies on the occurrence of problematic text recycling.

Criteria for the 'probable bipolar syndrome' required experience of at least 7 of the 13 mood elevation symptoms and both endorsement of the co-occurrence and problematic nature of the symptoms (Hirschfeld et al. 2000).

Large quantities of biodiversity data are inevitably spatially biased due to uneven effort of data collections and it is problematic to use species occurrence data in species distribution models (Beck et al. 2014).

A further 459 (17.7%) (216 males, 243 females) satisfied the threshold bipolar criteria and had experienced at least seven mood elevation symptoms (without endorsing both the co-occurrence and problematic nature of symptoms), and 637 (24.6%) (282 males, 355 females) provided the control group with no mood elevation symptoms at all.

Treatment of patients within the community may be aborted and transferred to hospital in the event of significant problematic drug-related toxicities, occurrence of a serious adverse event (SAE), on request by the patient, or following discussion between the community chemotherapy nurse and the Investigator who may feel it is in the patient's best interest to do so.

One possible reason for these high rates of co-occurrence is that problematic eating and alcohol use serve similar functions for the persons engaging in them.