Sentence examples for problematic to assume from inspiring English sources

Even if interval assumptions hold, it is problematic to assume equal-interval distances with respect to benefits.

This makes it problematic to assume that adoption of accounting systems from an institutional field will result in a steady-state of organizational legitimacy.

As the effect sizes are collected from studies examining data from different countries and time periods, it would be problematic to assume that there is one single underlying population effect across all studies in our sample (Borenstein et al. 2009; Card 2012; Lipsey and Wilson 2001).

We certainly do have a part to play in supporting development, but it is problematic to assume that it is something that only we can do.

Though the age disparity makes it problematic to assume an identity with Megalosaurus bucklandii, in 2009 Benson could not establish any relevant anatomical differences with M. bucklandii among the remains found at one site, the New Park Quarry, and therefore affirmed the reference to that species.

It is problematic to assume that everything new is good or at least will not be harmful, or that something always is better than nothing.

Both of these approaches are hugely problematic, and seem to assume that all unemployed young people can fall back on their families for assistance with housing.

Having been at the forefront of these conversations both intellectually and on the activist frontlines (and edited a book about these issues), it's deeply problematic and inaccurate to assume a racialized ideological spectrum that puts whites on the right and non-whites on the left.

In 2008, JPMorgan's decision to assume two problematic institutions helped the authorities manage the financial crisis.

The latter approach is problematic because one would need to assume that patients that are transferred to hospitals other than their home hospital are similar to other patients (conditional on disease and patient characteristics).

Finally, quantifying object exploration in the spontaneous object recognition task is problematic as all experiments have to assume that only behavior in the immediate vicinity of an object (e.g., <1 cm) constitutes exploration, even though it has been shown that objects can be visually inspected from further away (Winters & Reid, 2010).