Sentence examples for problematic shadow from inspiring English sources

With cities becoming more polluted and populated, and climate change casting a problematic shadow over the future of our planet, architecture seems to be increasingly embracing the ideas that can address these issues.

Nor is it likely to prove particularly problematic with his shadow cabinet, although one member is thought to be against the use of break clauses.

Nor is it likely to prove particularly problematic with his shadow cabinet, which has made it clear to him that it will not stomach Labour campaigning to leave the EU, withdrawing from Nato or scrapping Trident.

Take, for example, one of the most well-known and problematic phenomena of the shadow banking world: structured investment vehicles, or SIVs.

Another advantage of the developed system is that it can correctly and reliably handle problematic areas caused by shadows and occlusions.

What makes this shadow even more problematic is that it isn't only an individual matter.

This may be problematic as it appears that the shadow cabinet is becoming increasingly separated from the wider Parliamentary Labour Party, which might lead to disaster in the future.

After a problematic opening stage, Contador had been shadowing the other favorites closely for the first week and a half of this Tour, a pattern that continued until the final seconds of the 12th stage Thursday.

In a sense the more powerful the post in shadow cabinet, the more potentially problematic it could be.

And so Beethoven assumed the problematic status of a secular god, his shadow falling on those who came after him, and even on those who came before him.

Salmon however suggests that the more problematic 'object' is the series of plate segments currently in shadow (ibid), in Dowe's terminology a 'time-wise gerrymander'.