Sentence examples for problematic to judge from inspiring English sources

Brady is a bit more problematic to judge.

And it is particularly problematic to judge a woman by her husband's deeds.

It is problematic to judge a woman by her husband's deeds.

However, it is problematic to judge the success of the Visit Japan Campaign solely by the increase in the number of visitors.

In the Trumpian political scene, condemnation is always in the air, and the left is quick to judge anyone deemed problematic.

To judge whether τ i estimates are problematic, one may develop a sampling based method (see Supplementary Material S2).

The influence of gender has been well documented, with boys tending to judge risks as smaller as and less problematic than girls [ 52- 54].

"The notion that the government is in any position to judge who is trusted and who is risky is very problematic," said Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union.

To judge by the permanent-collection displays at the Heye Center thus far, it means a problematic blend of ethnology, anthropology and connoisseurship.

(Though to judge by the aromas in the air on Wednesday morning, odor should not prove too problematic).

The range of content out there means one has to judge individual sites or accounts to assess whether or not they're body positive or problematic.