Sentence examples for problematic to read from inspiring English sources

Not only his underlying utilitarianism but also the distinction, which he never forswears, between "rights properly so-called" and "political" rights, makes it problematic to read him as what we would call a 'libertarian'.

Older adults with poor vision or physical disabilities or serious illness may find it less problematic to read and complete the shorter version of the questionnaire (27).

It was problematic to say the least.

I was encouraged to redirect him away from reading/reciting and to think of his need to read as a problematic behavior.

(To read more about how this is problematic, see what I've written about cripping up here, here, and here).

To read: Jeffrey Goldberg and Marc Ambinder describe the U.S.'s increasingly problematic relationship with Pakistan in the Atlantic.

NICHOLSON BAKER: First, if you love the Kindle and it works for you, it isn't problematic, and you should ignore all my criticisms and read the way you want to read.

Although the form of critique in some of Marcuse's works and the use of concepts such as one-dimensionality may cause one to read a bit of pessimism into Marcuse's texts, nothing could be more problematic than such a reading.

Such courses in Chinese universities and in English-medium universities both require students to read, understand and use technical text at an advanced level, regardless of the problematic nature of those expectations (Stokes & Martin 2008).

"The NCC deems it unreasonable to expect consumers to read 22 pages of terms before making use of their product, which makes the implication of informed consent problematic," it adds.

However, the genome draft assembly at present has a total size of 473 Mbp, while the haploid genome size estimated by flow cytometry is 1.3 Gbp [ 75], indicating that some regions are problematic to assemble from short reads and are missing in the assembly.