Sentence examples for somewhat problematic for from inspiring English sources
Although she knew that, as an exceedingly smart and outspoken young woman, it was already somewhat problematic for her to feel fully at home in British society, she absolutely understood that in Japan it would be almost impossible for her to ever belong.
This has made the use of pure Radiance somewhat problematic for novice users and students [10].
Lots of regulars not only line up, but order stuff for take-out, which is somewhat problematic, for many reasons.
Her contribution to this volume is somewhat problematic for two reasons.
The Rasch rating scale diagnostics showed that PedsQL™ 4.0 Generic Core Scales in general have the optimal number of response categories, but category 4 (almost always a problem) is somewhat problematic for the healthy school sample.
As GO enrichment analysis for TFBSs is somewhat problematic due to the diversity of processes a TF may regulate and the proximity of TFBS to the genes they regulate, we selected two TFs known to be highly specific for a biological process: SRF, a master regulator of the actin cytoskeleton and contractile processes [ 17], and NFE2L2, a key regulator of oxidative stress response [ 18].
The choice of an appropriate tree prior for this dataset is somewhat problematic: on one hand, the bulk of our data is intraspecific, hence a "speciation" prior such as the Yule process may not be adequate.
Somewhat problematic is the infits or the outfits for category 4 in the physical, social and school functioning of child self-report and all subscales of parent proxy-report.
Fixing uncertain sets of clusters for exploring the network is somewhat problematic.
Although the analysis in these studies might have been somewhat problematic, a possible explanation emerges from the current study for why females appear to have lower disaster preparedness levels than males.
Dixie Chicks' Goodbye Earl is somewhat problematic, morally; do we really approve of "instant justice", even for wife beaters?
