Sentence examples for problematic quality from inspiring English sources

Contemporary higher education faces numerous improvements worthwhile challenges, such as unfavorable demography, problematic quality management, lack of skilled resources, aging population or unconsolidated delivery of related study programs.

One immature DC sample exhibited low intensity for all controls, suggesting a problematic quality of this array.

But during the Mozart concerto, the more problematic qualities in Mr. Welser-Möst's work surfaced.

Yet the point does seem to stand — when, in Facebook's case, the platform business appears to be reflecting (or, well, channeling, via its PR) the same problematic qualities that mire and/or bog down content on Facebook.

In western countries, where quantity of food access isn't as problematic as quality, being overweight is as likely to be a symptom of poverty and malnutrition.

Thus coherence, consistency, and plausibility are problematic as quality standards for scenarios.

The executive director of swimming's world governing body FINA told Reuters that the problem may have come from a faulty filter or problematic water quality.

Consequently, the delivery of anti-D immunoglobulin continues to be problematic and quality improvement remains suboptimal.