Sentence examples for problematic the first from inspiring English sources

As Conservative ministers accept that making changes to census plans at this stage will be problematic, the first hints of a campaign against filling in the forms is emerging.

Both the latter terms are problematic; the first because these states are not unusual and the second because of the implication that they are less severe than the full syndromes.

Restocking of medicines becoming problematic after the first six weeks.

For Mr. Obama, perhaps no deadline has been as problematic as the first, the one to shut Guantánamo.

The main component of natural gas is methane, the same gas that makes cows so problematic in the first place.

Collecting the evidence is problematic in the first place, as Ian Roberts, an injuries expert at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, points out.

"Electrical drift in these materials is mostly problematic in the first microseconds and minutes after programming," says Harris Pozidis, manager of memory and probe technologies at IBM Research in Zurich.

It has a back story — one that the rabbi, Peter J. Rubinstein, hopes will prove less problematic than the first one's, which, it turns out, may not be entirely believable.

The argument is problematic in the first instance because it assumes an exhaustive and exclusive disjunction between what is by chance and what is for the sake of something.

The new framework is designed to reduce those risks, Patterson told NSABB, by adding special department-wide or government-wide reviews for experiments that are judged problematic by the first round of reviewers.

Due to the shift of focus from the reconstruction of Aëtius, which Bottler considers very problematic, to the first two books of Ps.-Plutarch and Stobaeus, she devotes the bulk of the book (56 493) to the detailed analysis of various aspects and problems related to each lemma.