Sentence examples for problematic to represent from inspiring English sources

Remarriages aren't particularly problematic to represent.

Therefore, there might be several signals that are conceptually simple but problematic to represent using simple AUX statements without specific algorithms from the user, especially if the processing involves analyses of speech sounds (e.g., the fundamental frequency or formant frequencies).

Figure 5 provides graphical representation in which radar charts are used to represent the problematic usability attributes with their associated rank for content category belonging to top fifty academic websites.

The use of item aggregates, however, is highly problematic when the goal is to represent the dimensionality of the measurement space at the level of individual items [34].

Whilst problematic, the separation serves a purpose, to represent women and men equally.

Yet I worry Britain's financial sector, particularly the banks – as opposed to more successful and less problematic financial services like insurance – are too dominant and too easily assumed to represent the national interest.

lawyers to represent them.

Got to represent Toronto!

To represent the citizens.

"It's too problematic to have one individual representing that choice – one who is an advocate for not screening, who has a high-functioning, much-loved child.

Her Iranian citizenship represented nothing more problematic to the couple than the mild absurdities of bureaucratic inconvenience.