Sentence examples for the problematic task from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ireland has the problematic task of portraying Mr. Adjmi's ideas about Marie Antoinette more rather than a fully realized characterization.

After Dolly the sheep was cloned in 1996, scientists had managed to clone numerous other animals, including cats, cows, gaur, horses, mice, mules, pigs, rabbits and rats but had been unable to successfully clone a dog due to the problematic task of maturing a canine ovum in an artificial environment.

This is arguably the less problematic task among the three, because countries are generally identified by their name.

The least problematic task was to know what to document in the medical chart, 43.2% stated that this was not at all problematic.

It is illuminating to start with the even more problematic task of generalizing from the rat brain to the human brain.

The only consistently problematic task is to reach far out from the torso, independent of the movement direction.

Dr. Tuman said the policy set up the newspapers for a problematic task: verifying those mountains of documents.

As these technologies become a more integral part of daily activities, automate more decision-making processes and continue to transform the way people communicate and relate to each other, they further complicate the already problematic tasks of attributing moral responsibility.

Designating a species status can be a problematic task and the underlying concepts are subject of ongoing discussions (e.g., Templeton 1998; Avise 2000; Schroth et al. 2002).

Designating a species status can be a problematic task and the underlying concepts are subject of ongoing discussions [e.g. [ 23].

But trying to define the sacred in this context still remains a problematic task, and our attempt to do so, further blurs the line between religion and spirituality.