"I think the banking part of this is more problematical this time than it was in 2001 because we're in the middle of a fixed-income crisis because people just don't trust each other," he says, adding: "It's very scary, very scary … I don't see a quick recovery".
The results of some of static and dynamic pile integrity tests on problematical soils along the shores of the Ishim River in Astana and in the western part of Kazakhstan around the Caspian Sea will be presented.
More problematical, he said, was his frustration over a growing public perception that gun makers were "merchants of death" rather than part of a $6 billion sporting industry.
One or two scholars said it was barely possible President Clinton could mediate, but most argued that his long working relationship with Mr. Gore and the deep suspicions that he still engenders in parts of the electorate made any such role highly problematical.
The personality of the woman comes to the fore, and not just her body, and is associated with the rich fecundity, and the problematical depths of the river.
Some wishful thinking may be at work – he perhaps underestimates the problematical failure of his patchwork of revolutionary activists to offer a coherent alternative beyond interminable protests.
Yet even these weak forms of paternalism may be morally problematical, and of course happiness-based policies can be less gentle than that.
leads to unpredictable phenotypes and hence problematical use of a population average (Shah 2005).
Most problematical of our entrees was my supposedly sesame-encrusted Ahi tuna.
Kertzer goes so far as to suggest that this problematical notion is in part the grounds for Eliot's move from philosophy to theology.
