Sentence examples for problematic solution from inspiring English sources

This is such a busy election season, both at the polls and in court, that it will be easy to lose sight of the photo ID issue, a problematic solution to a non-problem.

The lab at Bigtime State University has devised a novel but problematic solution to the distribution of authorship.

We have pointed out at several earlier points in the present article that NE and SPE are problematic solution concepts in many applications where explicit institutional rules are missing because agents only have incentives to play NE or SPE to the extent that they are confident that other agents will do likewise.

In our view, in a country as vast as China with a cultural, educational, and socio-economic context dramatically different from that of Europe, either adoption or adaptation of the CEFR would be a simplistic and problematic solution to the need for a national framework.

They make it sound like this is good enough, but it's actually a deeply problematic "solution".

Given that profit maximisation is a key goal as in the Irish market, nurse substitution may be a problematic solution to shortages.

The Corps doesn't really have an answer---they've focused solely only on this problematic solution---but its time to think a little more broadly and practically.

Small sample sizes or expected differences in benefit or risk can lead to no solution or problematic solutions for confidence intervals.

Intractable or problematic solutions can result using Fieller's theorem because of small sample sizes and/or small expected differences in benefit and/or risk.

The method makes maximal use of the available genotype data, is computationally efficient via use of matrix algebra and does not depend on problematic solutions such as imputation.

Though food matches can be problematic, conventional solutions are lightly spiced Asian food or an Alsace-style onion tart and choucroute.