Sentence examples for problematic to reject from inspiring English sources

For such reasons many scholars have found it rather problematic to reject (P5).

This phenomenon makes changing preferences through increased freedom problematic, and leads some feminists to reject theories that prioritize free choice (Yuracko 2003).

But Mallon also says that the public reaction to a charge of plagiarism can be problematic, because the tendency is either to reject the charge or reject the author: "There is no sliding scale of opprobrium".

Multiple inference tests are only problematic if tests are independent, not when multiple tests are likely to reject the null hypothesis for specific reasons.

They are interesting for our purposes chiefly because they state philosophical positions that Reichenbach had previously rejected, or would later come to reject, or because they offer interpretations of the theories that are problematic.

Most review authors do not assess if an accrued information size is sufficient or not to detect or reject a given intervention effect, and this is problematic as nearly all meta-analyses in systematic reviews are underpowered (the meta-analyses do not have enough information to reject or accept the null hypothesis when the null hypothesis is false) [ 25, 26, 43].

Serbia continues to reject Kosovo's independence.

Kyburg chooses to reject agglomeration.

Moreover, since the set of ML-random sequences is a strict subset of the set of Schnorr random sequences, any problematic members of the former are equally problematic members of the latter; and of course there will be Schnorr random sequences which fail some Martin-Löf statistical test, which might lead some to reject the viability of Schnorr's notion from the start.

One possible response is to reject (2).

JunkBusters urged shareholders to reject the merger.