Sentence examples for problematic raising from inspiring English sources
The almost magical nature of the advanced nanotechnology on display also proves problematic, raising the question of why McDonald set his story less than 20 years in the future.
However, this would be more disruptive to the clinic session and may be more problematic in raising doctor's awareness and may intrinsically induce performance bias.
The most problematic issue raised but not resolved here, however, is the question of what criteria are to be invoked when assessing empire.
Already the legislation has proved problematic and raised concerns among the Muslim community and human rights activists of an Islamophobic crackdown.
The study, said Dolores Lamb, a fertility expert at Baylor College of Medicine and president-elect of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine, "was problematic and raised alarms in society without critical thinking about the caveats and weaknesses inherent in the data and its analysis".
Engineering of plants for expression of anti-insect toxins or use of natural vectors that express toxins near their target site (e.g. baculoviruses) are still problematic and raise public concern.
While that may not itself be problematic, it raises the epistemic possibility that the same phenomenon may be (nomically and metaphysically) possible for many kinds that we think exist in only one form.
This made communications by land problematic and raised difficulties for political unification, but also for invading armies.
But the most problematic obstacle raised in the War Logs just may be the evidence that Pakistani intelligence is aiding the Taliban.
While Google suggests this technology could come in handy for companies, its broad definition of "problematic phrases" raises the question of how else it might be used and what correspondence could be monitored.
The length and complexity of many fixed-form instruments are problematic and raise concerns about both the burden on respondents and the administration costs [ 14, 15].
