Sentence examples similar to problematic to extend from inspiring English sources
It seems to me not only impossible to choose so few but also misleading, false, to extend a problematic terminology: there can't be, I think, the best of the great".
And it's particularly problematic right now, as Congress resumes debating whether to extend the payroll-tax reduction or enact other stimulative measures.
On the other hand, to the extent that marriage institutionalizes problematic forms of dominance, it would seem a mistake to extend it at all or at least to extend it without significant substantive changes in the institution (Kim 2010).
The problematic issue of Cross-Cultural Communication Skills is worth enough to extend further investigation of interlanguage speakers, and hopefully, it develops the dimension to the problem in sociolinguistics.
The request for Congress to extend Mueller's 10-year term follows a problematic search for his replacement, which administration officials said Thursday had yielded an unsatisfactory shortlist of candidates.
Borrowers not on the income-driven plan may not have an option to extend the repayment term beyond 10 years, which could be problematic for some people.
For those who defined the Global Fund as primarily a funding mechanism, with no brief to extend into the broader issues of global health policy, managing its original HSS initiative had already proved problematic.
Too busy to extend myself.
The MEC petitioned the High Court for a waiver to extend the deadline for releasing the election results—eight days from the closing of the polls in order to have time to complete a partial recount of votes from problematic areas.
Hamilton win to extend lead.
