Sentence examples for problematic sections from inspiring English sources
The problematic sections appear within this external frame, in the form of a parallel (but also at times intertwined) narrative concerning a place called Jahilia where a prophet called Mahound has arisen.
Disengagement decreased Israel's security; it did not enhance it.You also gloss over certain problematic sections of the Hamas charter: calls for the destruction of Israel (preamble); the eradication of all Jews (article 7); the assertion that peaceful solutions are futile (article 13); and condemnation of the Egypt-Israel peace agreement (article 32).
Diploclinium is one of the most problematic sections in the genus, Doorenbos et al., (1998) referred to it as "a show-case of the difficulties one meets when trying to delimit sections".
Just cut all the problematic sections, and I think we've got another lofty speech under our belt.
Here, I list in more detail the particular problematic sections.
However, discarding the problematic sections based on stringent criteria would have meant the exclusion of 33% and 40% of sections for Col-0 and Ler, respectively.
Structurally the work's most problematic section is the prologue.
If blended images could not be aligned adequately with the linear tool in Reconstruct, then the problematic section was skipped and its two adjacent sections were aligned instead.
In one problematic section Ms. Reichek's curtain fuses with Emily Hermant's installation made from similar materials; in another, a tight cluster of needlepoints gives the impression of a booth at a craft fair.
In the research process a candidate well is selected and the properties of the used cement slurry in a problematic section of the well are tested in the laboratory.
Europeans are often barred from accessing online services in another EU country—in some cases because of copyright and other laws, but often for no apparent reason.Yet the strategy's most problematic section concerns "platforms": the digital services, such as Google and Facebook, on which all sorts of other services can be built, and which have come to dominate the internet.
