Sentence examples for problematical to from inspiring English sources

Turkeys are problematical to raise — susceptible to disease, cold and a host of variables that seem to crop up during their four-month lives.

Quantifying CO2 impacts through the Net Present Value (NPV) is challenging, since impacts are difficult to estimate and their apportionment on an annual basis is problematical to apply.

Commenting on the Soviet and American searches: "Since the U.S.S.R., for natural reasons, knew better where the Boeing had been downed...it was very problematical to retrieve anything, especially as the U.S.S.R. was not particularly interested".

The digital transformation of sequential data employed is well suited to this sort of global analysis, whereas character-based search tools and diagnostics do not naturally lend themselves to this task, as it is problematical to generate a "mean" sequence representing a group of sequences using characters.

Beyond this case the presence of interallelic trans-splicing in vertebrates is problematical to demonstrate.

In addition, it is problematical to take an arithmetic mean of a series that can include values that are negative or infinite.

When Ms Williamson, wearing her black trenchcoat as if it were the must-have coat of summer, implores the audience ("On your imaginary forces work," "Piece out our imperfections with your thoughts" and "Gently to hear, kindly to judge our play"), she lifts a problematical play to a universal statement about the mind's possibilities and theater's power to enliven them.

Managers and analysts can use it to explore problematical issues relating to access to public services in a wide range of situations and sectors.

Table 11 Extension of avoidance of ethically problematical companies To what extent ought an ethical fund to avoid investing in ethically problematic companies?

However, the computational assembly of parts that directly represent the molecular entities that comprise biochemical systems is problematical due to the complexities of mapping DNA-based parts to the models that encode them.

Although the phenomenon is well established in cellular systems, it is still problematical as to whether or not it will have any utility in establishing risks of ionizing radiation to humans.