Sentence examples similar to problematic to conclude from inspiring English sources
Also, it may be misleading to conclude a problematic or even a psychologically deviant behaviour (solely) from high consultation rates.
You either have to conclude that one problematic poll got it right and all others were wrong, or you have to at least consider whether the methodology used by the outlier -- the Exit Poll -- is deeply flawed.
To conclude, achieving high quality is problematic in both single and multiple payer systems.
More problematic is the investigative work that led the F.B.I. to conclude that only Dr. Ivins, among perhaps 100 scientists who had access to the same flask, could have sent the letters.
If the results had been more promising, it would have been possible to conclude that it is not too problematic to transfer and adjust the model for participants in ALMP measures.
It is an oversimplification to conclude that resistance in any bacterium is problematic for human health.
The swing state results led Republican pollster Bill McInturff to conclude that "it's been more of a problematic month from May to June for Romney" (McInturff conducts the NBC/Wall Street Journal poll along with Democrat Peter Hart).
But if the Obama National Security Council, a highly problematic institution in its own right, had listened to Flynn instead of allowing Obama to conclude that Isis was "the junior varsity" of jihadism, things would be going very differently now.
The deal is expected to conclude late this year or early next year.
