Sentence examples for though problematic from inspiring English sources

The convention stems from two parallel strains running through the zeitgeist, both of them good – though problematic when combined.

It's clean, and the only problem is the storing of the waste, which, though problematic, is not nearly as problematic as the large amounts of carbon dioxide emitted into our atmosphere by coal and oil.

Though problematic, and all too often neglected, the connection between two nodes of interest, Industrial Dynamics on the one hand, and Knowledge Dynamics on the other hand, thus appears as a promising field of research.

Most philosophers find it natural to say that types are properties, so Davidson is sometimes described as a property dualist, a convenient label for the time being (though problematic for reasons we discuss in §5.5).

Thus we were able to recover nearly all mollusk classes, even though problematic fast evolving taxa, such as Patellogastropoda, were included.

> For children who did not receive any extra help at school, even though problematic follow-up assessments were found, the results differed significantly from those who did receive extra help.

I know now, seven years after founding my own global charitable organization, that this is possible though often problematic.

The generalization of the 'passing over a hot-spot' concept to mid-continental basalt floods, such as the Siberian Traps in central Russia, which has high 3He/4He ratios (Basu et al. 1993, 1995), though, is problematic from the standpoint of plate tectonics (Herndon 2009b).

From a political viewpoint, though, it is problematic.

In an era of plenty, though, they are problematic.

Most problematic, though, the Fire does not have anything like the polish or speed of an iPad.