Sentence examples for problematic standards from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, this is only one example of many in which women are simultaneously held to problematic standards and disparaged.

"In an ideal world this problematic standard would have been transitioned away from years ago".

But Abbas has been a problematic standard-bearer for Fatah.

This also raises questions about whether substituted judgment is a particularly problematic standard for students to internalize.

Including disability and quality-of-life evaluations in clinical assessments, and protocols regarding safety, proved problematic: better standards for these are needed.

Quantifying performance can likewise be problematic, as standards of care change over time and outcomes are affected by changes in patient mix as well as physicians' experience.

Going beyond the problematic gold standard, such a fixed global standard could be based on the average global cost of producing a kilowatt-hour, while adjusting currency exchange rates for trade among countries so that they take into account the lowest market labor rates in each country.

We note that metastability is problematic for standard bang cosmology but is essential for cyclic cosmology in order to end one cycle, bounce, and begin the next.

The Search for an Optimal Response of WTO Adjudication to Problematic International Standard-Making," which appeared previously in the Food & Drug Law Journal, Vol. 68, pp. 97-114 (2013).

In these problems, the scattering is highly anisotropic, which is problematic for standard methods that approximate the integral term of the radiative transfer equation first to yield an associated system of differential equations.

A second issue is sampling variability (problematic for standard error calculations when data are treated as fixed rather than random variables).