Sentence examples for problematical if from inspiring English sources

It becomes problematical if this statistical indicator is used as a criterion for recycling performance.

What had been adequate in 1937 was problematical in the nineteen-fifties.

Out of those elements, Mr. James has made a dance that is oddly bland but problematical in interesting ways.

"You're assuming every market would take it," Palansky said, "but it would be problematical in those secondary markets.

One may still want to reject a theory that passes this test if it is based on a problematical or absurd way of drawing the mind/body distinction.

I realize that QPCR is problematical for genes that are expressed in multiple tissues if the effect one is interested in is restricted to just one tissue, but some of the genes studied seem to be expressed primarily in the coelomic pouches (at least at some stages) and could therefore be analyzed by QPCR or other quantitative methods.

And therefore, as Kelly notes, if theory is prior to evidence, then the idea of an "appeal to evidence that could be appreciated by both sides" becomes problematical.

It may prove to be problematical.

Then there was that problematical list.

First, setting a benchmark often proves problematical.

The Miramax version has, if memory serves, a bit less of the broad comedy that is always problematical for Western viewers of Hong Kong films, and the original synthesizer score has been replaced by a symphonic accompaniment.