Sentence examples for the larger problematic from inspiring English sources

Even if cameras resulted in more cordial encounters, it would not address the larger, problematic implementation of stop and search.

This draws attention to the larger problematic of the interconnections of place, culture, and health [ 22, 23] and the importance of understanding the marginalisation and violence so commonly experienced by individual sex workers in terms of the spatial dimensions of sex work more broadly [ 24].

A magnitude 8 earthquake would particularly threaten large structures, based on the physics of earthquake waves, and could be problematic for large bridges or skyscrapers.

Though the movie is full of nods to Japanese film masters, including Akira Kurosawa, its handling of Japanese people locates "Isle" within a larger problematic trend, Mashable's Angie Han said.

You find out in retrospect where they've been, and because they're away they're not going to get their screening done.' Transport was the largest single problematic issue for the two rural practices where public transport was inadequate: 'In places like this, you know, I mean we don't have buses that go round the villages and bring people in.

The report found no catastrophic failures in last year's campaign polls, instead concluding that "[s]ome polls, indeed, had large, problematic errors, but many polls did not".

"The larger issue is of problematic masculinity and how certain men view women, children and their sexual rights.

The larger worms proved more problematic, with filming taking place at ILM and Paramount Stage 15.

The agency Fitch also predicted stability for the sector, although it said profitability would be low and there were risks due to the large quantity of "problematic assets".

Waste tyres are among the largest and most problematic sources of waste in modern society due to their durability and high rate of dumping in landfills.

"It is the largest and most problematic opposition enclave around the capital, and it has historically been a real menace to the capital itself," Heller said.