Sentence examples for problematic to address from inspiring English sources
More than two years after the crisis began, "too big to fail" remains "too problematic to address" with anything other than more souped-up regulation.
Unfortunately, such approaches are problematic to address Chinese micro-blog classification as they rely on current segmentation, tagging, and syntactic parsing systems which are trained on a very different genre of texts, which is typically cleaner and more formal.
In particular, the molecular mechanism of how anterograde IFT is initiated is problematic to address experimentally.
Despite the wide variety of marital situations and marital difficulties, what appears to be common across these cases is that one partner (thus far, in our experience, the husband) employed a problematic strategy to address the couple's problematic situation.
To our knowledge, no standards exist that give guidance on how to predict these sounds, which makes them problematic to systematically address.
However, this assumption too is problematic, and fails to address other issues confronting the argument.
Increases or decreases such as these may negatively impact the results of one or more outcomes and may be especially problematic when trying to address the issue of dose response.
"And gives the chance to address problematic trees that have eroded the landscape".
The United States Army developed a comprehensive plan to address problematic race relations in the 1970s, recognizing that they were hampering military effectiveness.
The protocol relies heavily on parents' most salient reinforcer, their own presence and attention, to address problematic child behaviors such as bedtime tantrums, frequent requests, and coming out of the bedroom.
Albeit differing from one another in their approaches to feminist ethical and political theory, all build in concern for achieving adequate philosophical treatment to address problematic kinds of interactions between people with disabilities and the nondisabled, or to illuminate ways of framing distributive policies that are equal to the situations of both nondisabled and disabled individuals.
