Sentence examples for problematic response from inspiring English sources

The second problematic response is the insistence that evolution is a 'fact' and that is all there is to it.

However, away from politics there's a more practical reason why having the Army on our streets is a problematic response to the threat of urban terrorism, and may actually make the situation more dangerous.

A common but problematic response to EID threats has been to invoke the precautionary principle.

Problems were identified in 10% of responses, and 90% of participants generated at least one problematic response.

A rating below 4 for a positive statement or above 4 for a negative statement was identified as a problematic response.

In her evocation of art-related and social issues, or our problematic responses to them (for who can say which is driving the other?), she, more than anyone else, accurately describes the contradictions of being a woman and a maker at this time.

Nonetheless, philosophical sensitivity might help avoid several problematic responses.

I'd like to start this analysis by breaking down the three types of comments I found to be the most common and problematic responses to the women's stories.

Instead, unexplained physical symptoms or problematic responses to illness should be covered in the V Code section of the manual that includes Other Conditions That May Be A Focus of Clinical Attention.

Our initial results indicate that human T cell responses to epitopes embedded in the chimaeric immunogen are common, although further study is needed to indicate how generalizable this is to other epitopes of HIVCONSV, and if the junction regions between fragments can stimulate problematic responses in humans.

The overall average of problematic responses across six hospitals was 15% (Table  2).