Sentence examples for specially problematic from inspiring English sources
But the chilling thing is that there doesn't seem to be anything specially problematic about Middlesex philosophy, and the reasoning that has led to its announced closure could be applied very widely throughout the universities.
Chris is particularly problematic.
Loans are particularly problematic.
There are also clear differences between speech and music, music being considerably more problematic than speech, specially when the number of sound sources is higher.
But Shriver, speaking on a panel to mark International Women's Day, described the proposal as "rubbish … This whole thing of treating women specially, as if they need special help and special rules, is problematic and obviously backfires," she said.
However, if we are specially interested in minimizing the also problematic effects of potential discretization errors, introduced due to poor choice of discretization thresholds or number of symbols, we can consider restricted errors, that is, substitutions of the symbols A ij by the lexicographically closer symbols (neighbors) in.
Throughout the latter stages of his career, he wore special thigh- and shin-pads to protect himself from injury in the ruck his specially-designed shin-pad was required to protect a problematic shin injury which had threatened his career.
Specially with diameter-driven models and under management or natural disturbances, this statistical confounding can be problematic ([García 2014]).
Specially since Sept 12 , 2001
