Sentence examples for so the problematic from inspiring English sources

But Laureate couldn't strike a deal with the college's creditors — so the problematic, idealistic school finally closed last May.

One service provider noted that " It seems like there's so much almost inner emptiness that [the participants] have to fill so the problematic drug use, which I think in the long run does go down, I think actually it increases often when they first move in".

The commission halted operations at two reactors on Tuesday so the problematic cables could be replaced.

So the problematic legacy of Leveson's nuanced report has been reduced to a black-or-white, yes-or-no political decision.

Alternatively, they could revise their plans so that the problematic flats are built to just five storeys high.

In doing so, the important contiguous C5 C8 stereocentres would also be implemented prior to cyclisation so as to overcome the problematic installation of the C5 stereocentre.

So by setting aside the problematic Basic Law V and the derivation of Hume's Principle, one can focus on Frege's derivations of the basic propositions of arithmetic using Hume's Principle as an axiom.

But for those whose situations are not so obviously problematic, the varying policies of landlords have caused as much confusion as prevention.

And so Beethoven assumed the problematic status of a secular god, his shadow falling on those who came after him, and even on those who came before him.

But it's not always so easy to root out the problematic imposters.

Previous studies of the relationship between the menstrual phases and smoking behavior have been problematic, so the association of menstrual phases with smoking behavior and correlations among smoking, psychological and physical conditions in each phase of the menstrual cycle are unclear.