Sentence examples for traditionally problematic from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, problematic worrying has been demarcated as a specific condition: generalised anxiety disorder.

The setting at least allows the game to sidestep CoD's traditionally problematic politics, even if the opening sneak-attack on Geneva subtly nods towards Pearl Harbour and 9/11.

It also introduces an algorithm for the synthesis of fault trees, which mechanises and simplifies a large and traditionally problematic part of the assessment, the development of fault trees.

We wished to develop alternate production strategies to generate antibodies against traditionally problematic antigens.

We also reconstruct the phylogenetic structure of the Murinae, and propose a new classification at tribal level for this traditionally problematic group.

Through our expanded taxon sampling, which also includes a good coverage of Eurasian taxa we also reveal many new details concerning the overall phylogenetic structure of the Murinae, and this forms a basis for rational classification at tribal level of this traditionally problematic group.

The Super Bowl weekend has traditionally been problematic for studios, with many Americans ensconced at home in front of the big game.

Eric Proshansky, deputy chief of the affirmative litigation division, said that collecting cigarette taxes had traditionally been problematic, and that the only other Internet case he had come across was the State of Washington's suing a single vendor.

A stable numerical solution of the steady Stokes problem requires compatibility between the choice of velocity and pressure approximation that has traditionally proven problematic for meshless methods.

Then, I'll take a look at what has traditionally been problematic in our collective approach to engaging women through sports--why in many instances, we haven't truly captured the hearts of female consumers.

Handedness in MZ twins has traditionally been problematic for genetic models because of the high rate of discordance.