Sentence examples for problematic possibility from inspiring English sources

"The most problematic possibility is a continued strong economy that collides with the retirement of the baby boomers," she writes.

Still, Shermer's hypothesis opens the door to the phenomenologically problematic possibility that only those who have inherited an evolutionarily non-universal tendency toward a kind of hyperactive pattern-recognition might be able to appreciate Heidegger's point.

This would act as a control against this problematic possibility.

This test of the tree-like evolution of functions would improve the paper, since in some parts of their manuscript, the authors mention the problematic possibility that even functions evolution could be to some extent affected by HGT (e.g. p.19).

But there are more problematic possibilities.

He has gone from being one among many rather problematic possibilities into – Tom Watson permitting – probably the most likely next leadership challenger from the centre of the party if there is a contest.

Rudy Giuliani, who tops Republican polls, has plenty of skeletons in his closet, including two previous wives and a pack of problematic cronies.The possibility of Mrs Clinton's return to the White House will dominate the political debate more than anything.

What remains problematic is the possibility that the epigenetic changes may only be occurring in a proportion of a subtype of the cells studied.

More problematic is the possibility that, as candidates are identified based on expression profile changes after inhibition of NMD, many indirect NMD targets are included [ 31, 39] (for example, those up-regulated by a protein made from an NMD-regulated gene).

In this yearning, exclusivity rears its problematic head, dashing possibilities for peaceful coexistence.

Both Canadian men and women scored above average compared to the rest of the world on a scale indicating problematic drinking and the possibility of alcohol dependence.