Sentence examples for the problematic relationships from inspiring English sources

"It seems more disturbing if one takes it in the context of the problematic relationships".

Work on 'innateness' reveals its central features and indicates the problematic relationships between them (Griffiths et al. 2009 ).

The women with fistula in our study faced physical challenges, stigma and isolation, as well as the problematic relationships with spouses and the community at large.

This regimen was accepted well by the patients, resulted in high effect-sizes in improving social anxiety and has the potential to repair the problematic relationships these patients have.

For example, Lehoux and colleagues [ 82, 83], and others [ 84- 88], have pointed to the problematic relationships between hardware, the professionals who use it, and the organizational settings in which they are located.

And the problematic relationship between food and the body that features in her writing?

In this first instalment, he looks back into press history to consider the problematic relationship between "freedom of the press" and the "free market".

It's a brave show, tackling the problematic relationship between art, the mass media and big business by looking at the way artists have cultivated a dazzling persona to create a brand.

"In Her Shoes" charts the problematic relationship of two sisters: Rose, the older, clever, heavy one, who works as a lawyer, and Maggie, the younger, thin, pretty one, who suffers from learning disorders and works as a waitress while struggling to become a performer.

He seems to have tried to work in every theme he's every contemplated about Japanese history and identity: the problematic relationship between East and West, the Japanese underworld, anti-Semitism, the role of the foreigner in Japan, the web of connections and obligations that knits together Japanese society.

She has attributed her unhappiness as a child, in part, to the problematic relationship she had with her mother.