Sentence examples for relations problematic from inspiring English sources

For surely it is that claim which is the root of his difficulty; it is precisely his appeal to homonymy which renders an application of hylomorphism to soul-body relations problematic.

This "defensive" view of transatlantic relations is problematic.

One counsellor who is a member of the British Psychological Society said: "Although homosexual feelings are usual in people, their physical expression, and being a person's only way of having sexual relations is problematic.

A very small number of those advocating intervention in this area had discernibly negative views about the same sex relationships: "Although homosexual feelings are usual in people, their physical expression, and being a person's only way of having sexual relations is problematic.

The second respect in which this fundamental n-place relation is problematic is that it makes the fundamental properties and relations at an entangled n-particle world at least partially distinct from the fundamental properties and relations at an entangled n+1-particle world (or at any entangled world with any number of particles other than n).

There is a sense in which the claim that this relation is problematic is not so surprising.

Both these pigments are not without risks either and have been reported in relation to problematic soap formation.

As the reader may surmise, this makes the notional reading of (18) unproblematic at the expense of making the relation reading problematic.

I was curious to find out how he, a white police chief, had come to be the head of the N.A.A.C.P., particularly at a time when so many police departments are predominantly white and continue to have problematic relations with black communities.

Quine often took this tack of making problematic relations explicitly linguistic, for example, in the case of propositional attitudes; see Quine (1960: 211 216).

In his swearing-in speech, the new president alluded to Iran's problematic relations with the West and spoke of building mutual trust.