Sentence examples for problematic proposition from inspiring English sources

Cyberweapons governance is a problematic proposition, on account of environmental complexity; monitoring, verification, compliance and enforcement; and, power politics.

"Don Giovanni," always a more problematic proposition, unfolded mostly in what appeared to be the nave of a cathedral, flanked by wall-to-wall confessionals.

Sachs and Katz are somewhat more hopeful, but their optimism is based on the politically problematic proposition that the United States can adopt wage and income policies similar to those in Scandinavian countries.

That's a problematic proposition, considering what the revelations the past couple of years have brought us with respect to privacy.

Holdren had called it a "problematic proposition" that "we do not know whether it is 5000 barrels a day or 10,000 or 2000...

In its most basic form it included the discussion of a problematic proposition, beginning with the presentation of the proposition, followed by a proof, a disproof and a solution, sometimes accompanied by a response to the opposing arguments (see our section 2.2).

His method also requires the rigorous analysis of problematic propositions using the machinery of first-order logic.

Certainly a Debatable Proposition.

The problematic finitary propositions are those that express general facts about numerals such as that, for any given numeral n, 1+n = n+1.

Why did Moore and Russell find false propositions problematic?

Thus, while the restrictor view has some plausibility, its treatment of the "bare conditional" as a modalised proposition is problematic.