Sentence examples for problematic to rely from inspiring English sources

And it is potentially problematic to rely on one form of meditation.

Microsoft has been deleting the most problematic tweets, forcing media to rely on screenshots from Twitter users.

Although it would be possible for one of the pillars to provide more support than another at any given time, it would be unrealistic and problematic for the team to rely on just one or two of the three pillars.

But the emails show Kobach's willingness to rely on blatantly problematic studies to claim there was evidence of widespread voter fraud.

The tendency could be problematic for Russia too, which is expected to rely on immigrant labour for the formidable building projects as the country prepares to host the 2018 World Cup.

In order to remove problematic SNPs, it should be safe and reasonable to rely on the information of SNP missing rates as low-quality genotypes often result in high missing rates (low call rates) [Fu et al., 2009].

The answer seems to be that the European youth has been battered by a "double whammy" of problematic access to education and rising unemployment, forcing young people to rely on family support and curtailing their independence.

Unlike savings accounts, these sorts of schemes are problematic should you wish to get your money out before seven years – you have to rely on other investors wanting to buy your stake via a "bulletin board".

Students are more likely to rely on materials that are not peer-reviewed if access to internet-based medical databases, and journals is problematic [ 12].

That is, having to rely on those whom he doesn't regard as first choice for the remainder of the league campaign could prove problematic.

Whenever a potentially damaging story for Clinton has emerged, she has usually been able to rely on Trump to step on it — or, in some cases, to ignore it because it could raise equally problematic, or more problematic, issues for him.