Sentence examples for raised problematic from inspiring English sources

The interviewer noted women's responses and raised problematic aspects in team discussions where successive modifications were considered.

But his new story ballet Strapless raises problematic issues.

Barring a university from playing on television also raises problematic issues; it would cost a team's opponents millions of dollars in revenue from the billion-dollar contracts the major conferences have with TV networks.

Our nation's seemingly ravenous appetite for drugs also raises problematic questions about the larger culture the media has helped create.

This raises problematic questions about using cell lines to model primary tumours, for example when doing HDAC inhibitor compound screening.

Single-parented families were perceived as defective and at higher risk of raising problematic children or girls who got pregnant early.

Contested causation may erode patient-provider trust, test the provider's self-assurance and capacity to share power with the patient, and raise problematic issues of compensation, reparation, and blame.

Whenever a potentially damaging story for Clinton has emerged, she has usually been able to rely on Trump to step on it — or, in some cases, to ignore it because it could raise equally problematic, or more problematic, issues for him.

But the swift early successes in Afghanistan also raise a problematic question: Why mess with a military when it's winning?

H641mn raises another problematic CRB issue: the tendency of employers and other bodies to apply for CRB disclosures without giving any real consideration to whether the law permits it.

In the event, all the tests were statistically significant, which raises the problematic issue of the distinction between statistically significant results and meaningfull results or results of practical importance.