Sentence examples for problematic to record from inspiring English sources

Further south in Washington, volunteers cover an four-mile (6km) route every day during the migration season, setting off before dawn and skirting round the edges of buildings thought to be especially problematic to record the number of collisions.

The relievers cannot seem to retire two batters in a row, which proves problematic when asked to record about 12 outs every game.

However, neither the severity of symptoms nor the extent to which they were problematic to participants was recorded.

It was clear to us that it may be problematic to relate extracellular properties recorded from primates to intracellular properties recorded in rats.

"Schoenberg is not problematic to me".

Remarriages aren't particularly problematic to represent.

"And that's really problematic to me".

This view seems problematic to me.

It was problematic to say the least.

During the 1st and 2nd centuries ce, rabbinic schools had compiled for their own use collections of Midrashim (singular Midrash, meaning "investigation" or "interpretation"), in which the results of their exegesis and application of Scripture to problematic situations were recorded in terse legal form.

Cortines also took other steps this week related to the problematic student records system.