Sentence examples for some of the problematic from inspiring English sources
Federal regulators so far have found no problems with one of the production plants at which some of the problematic stents were made, the company said.
The aforementioned reasons are just some of the problematic issues both for teaching and learning the TOE.
All of the problematic foam and polymer results found in the literature were resolved, as well as some of the problematic paste results.
Some of the problematic campaigns merely tasteless, along the lines of "I'm bored, buy me a Playstation", but I imagine public ridicule among their peers will eventually stamp that sort of thing out.
The risks of the current limited approach to workforce sustainability, and some of the problematic connections between qualifications, professionalism and wage equity that we have discussed above, may be magnified by a changing political climate in Australia.
Therefore, the mutant sor1 gene and other genes for soil-surface rooting may be useful for increasing the efficiency of absorption of nutrients accumulated at the soil surface in untilled culture systems and for increasing tolerance to some of the problematic soil types.
Conversely, bad sleep hygiene can equal, in its effects, some of the most problematic genetic disorders.
An example is the decision of the UK government to remedy some of the more problematic aspects of that nation's anti-terrorism laws.
Anthony D. Romero, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, said the sequence of "disappointing" recent events had heightened concerns that Mr. Obama might end up carrying forward "some of the most problematic policies of the Bush presidency".
Book V includes much direct allegory of some of the most problematic political events of Queen Elizabeth's reign, and Book VI's Sir Calidore is a far less confident and effective fairy knight than his predecessors were.
The findings suggest that many people who try to keep a tidy kitchen may be overlooking some of the more problematic areas, said Lisa Yakas, a microbiologist with NSF International, a nonprofit public health group that published the report.
