Sentence examples for the problematic elements from inspiring English sources

Trudeau vowed to amend the "problematic elements" of the law, rather than simply repeal the legislation, noted Snowden.

The Guardian has already published two articles on the problematic elements of Swift's response, so we won't get into it again.

The problematic elements with their X-ray energies are listed in Table 1.

For the most part, these roles embodied many of the problematic elements outlined in GLAAD's study.

According to the platform, the Liberals would "repeal the problematic elements of Bill-C-51" and bring in new legislation that "better balances" civil liberties.

Branwell himself even formed the basis of the sisters' most sensational male characters, with Hindley Earnshaw in Emily's Wuthering Heights and Arthur Huntingdon in Anne's The Tenant of Wildfell Hall incorporating the more problematic elements of the brother's personality.

The error is the latest controversy to hit the ticketing process, which has proved one of the most problematic elements of the Games preparations.

Many of these problematic elements are only reinforced by trying to experience Noh or kyogen through video as we in the United States usually do.

The City Council voted to establish one of the nation's toughest recycling programs for electronic gear, employing an approach that lawmakers said would allow them to move forward with most of the plan while continuing to work through the most problematic elements.

Those results put sugar squarely in the crosshairs, and it is becoming increasingly apparent that rather than fat, the more problematic elements of our diet involve refined sugars and other processed carbohydrates.

The most problematic elements are its labor provisions which retreat from advances made in the late 1990s and that culminated in the labor provisions of the U.S.-Jordan Free Trade Agreement.