Sentence examples for subjective issue from inspiring English sources

That is a highly subjective issue, to say the least.

The study explored a highly subjective issue in graphic and pictorial infringement judgement.

However, the allocative efficiency of China's construction land is currently a rather rudimentary and subjective issue.

"I think it is very subjective issue about when a developing embryo becomes a human being," she said.

It noted that "it was, to some extent, a subjective issue as to whether a model looked unhealthily thin," according to the authority.

When the BBC is accused of "crowding out" private broadcasters, the difference in quality of the programmes is considered a subjective issue not worthy of economic analysis.

By describing the difficulties GPs presented in Balint groups and the related (subjective) issues that were illuminated, we illustrated the way subjectivity can be present in their practice.

This scientific investigation clearly shows the benefit of a holistic club-fitting method including subjective issues.

Then you can bring the subjective issues to the fore by sharing how your colleague's behavior landed with you.

Her lively and whimsical subject matter, seen here in books and prints, is self-referential, but few artists have brought off such subjective issues with as much panache.

Although focus groups are a useful means of reflecting individuals' true emotions and behaviours toward subjective issues, the difficulty in obtaining subjective information from a small number of homogenous participants can result in lower external validity than other research methods.