Sentence examples for unproblematic as one from inspiring English sources
After all, even in classical corpuscular theories of matter the concept of an (elementary) particle is not as unproblematic as one might expect.
At this point, one might invoke that the single act of our man is unproblematic, as long as there are plenty of others that would not mind sitting next to a veiled woman.
But they look about the same age – making their relationship unproblematic, as long as you can get past the fact that he is played by Jimmy Nail from Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.
Gaure et al. 2007 show that interval censoring is unproblematic, as long as this is taken into account in the likelihood function.
Tedrow et al. also suggested that consultations with community leaders are relatively unproblematic as long as proper administrative procedures are followed [ 39].
However, the participants' sensitivity varied, so potential triggers might prove unproblematic on one occasion, but then subsequent exposure might then trigger a migraine, which aggravated the possibility to gain control over the triggers.
And yet this is seen by most as unproblematic, as natural or inevitable.
Falconry requires a balance between mastery of wildness and acceptance of that wildness: an idea that is not unproblematic, as Ms Macdonald acknowledges.
From that perspective, the unanalyzability of (1*) is unproblematic, as the important work has been done in analyzing the modal operator in (1).
Mr Mehmet added: "Of course we want to make it as unproblematic as possible for people to come here and spend their money and have a good time".
