Sentence examples for problematic to decide from inspiring English sources
In such a situation, it is problematic to decide which phenotypic scale we should choose.
This renders cases such as Abraham's extremely problematic, since we have no recourse to public reason to decide whether he is legitimately obeying God's command or whether he is a deluded would-be murderer.
When readings were judged as problematic, people actively sought to identify the potential causes in order to decide on subsequent action.
Advocates of reform say the fact the current system leaves it up to banks to decide how much money is in the system is problematic.
The issue of 'rights' to decide the fate of body parts after death remains semantically and clinically problematic in organ donation practice.
The first reason it is problematic to draw a sharp separation between science and values is that values are necessary to decide what standards of evidence to demand when informing policy decisions (Ashford 1988; Cranor 1993; Douglas 2009; Elliott 2011).
America Comes First can't seem to decide if it's a PAC or a super PAC, but in either case its federal filings remain problematic.
The city decided not to decide.
Interestingly, Di Francesco et al. found the direct formation of 7-substituted phosphoramidate prodrug 410 from the corresponding parent nucleoside to be problematic and decided to use tetrahydropyranyl (THP) groups to both protect the secondary hydroxyl group and the pyrazole moiety.
