Sentence examples for problematic very little from inspiring English sources
The abiotic formation of pyrimidines is much more problematic, very little pyrimidines have, for instance, been reported from carbonaceous chondrites [47].
Gump is a charming, lighthearted (albeit culturally problematic) dramedy with very little in the way of action or spectacle.
"But it's problematic because there is very little in the pipeline in terms of skilled workers".
While we understand the importance of celebrating and in turn destigmatizing vaginas, centralizing biologically female genitals in efforts to end rape culture is problematic because it leaves very little to no room for trans* and gender queer people to be part of the conversation or share their experiences.
Constructing an imputation model for these data is problematic because outcomes change very little over time: over 40% of patients were never observed to change their outcome, and only 10% changed their response more than once during follow-up.
Increasing tourism in Ratanakiri has been problematic because local communities receive very little income from tourism and because guides sometimes bring tourists to villages without residents' consent, disrupting traditional ways of life.
An assessment of Óengus is problematic, not least because annalistic sources provide very little information on Scotland in the succeeding generations.
But so much else about it is problematic, beginning with Coco's acquiescence, which makes very little sense.
But these measures reveal very little about the impact of problematic drug use, the implications of drug control efforts on people's lives or human rights violations: the very problems drug policies ostensibly are meant to address.
The concept of persistent differential growth at the interface of a lobe and an indentation is also problematic because normally there are no gaps and very little overlap between pavement cells.
This is problematic because the person completing the report may have very little understanding of the factors, active and latent, that contribute to incidents.
