Sentence examples for problematic task from inspiring English sources

Medication reconciliation (MR) has proven to be a problematic task for many hospitals to accomplish.

Dr. Tuman said the policy set up the newspapers for a problematic task: verifying those mountains of documents.

The only consistently problematic task is to reach far out from the torso, independent of the movement direction.

Seeking an analytical solution to the developed equations, particularly in their general form, is a very problematic task.

However, due to peculiar anatomic structure of wood, anisotropy and heterogeneity, its characterization is a problematic task.

Ms. Ireland has the problematic task of portraying Mr. Adjmi's ideas about Marie Antoinette more rather than a fully realized characterization.

However, dealing with a team composed of all B players is one of the most problematic tasks a manager can face.

They object to being thrust into "new and sometimes problematic tasks" that will undermine the balance between the local communities they serve and the federal government, and "harm locally-based, community-oriented policing".

Human infants (age 18 months), for example, frequently help adults in simple problematic tasks in a lab setting without being asked and without reward.

As these technologies become a more integral part of daily activities, automate more decision-making processes and continue to transform the way people communicate and relate to each other, they further complicate the already problematic tasks of attributing moral responsibility.

A distinction needs to be made between non-problematic and problematic task-combinations (e.g. simultaneously prescribing medication).