Sentence examples for unproblematic definition from inspiring English sources

The central problem faced, as a philosopher, when trying to make sense of claims such as these is that there is no solid, unproblematic definition of background structure (and therefore background independence and dependence) on the table.

This definition is unproblematic in countries where the vast majority of transitions to ownership are accompanied by a residential relocation.

Furthermore, although definitions regard the concept as unproblematic, it contains three distinct elements that are often confused, and is often carelessly conflated with the fallacy of division.

Between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, the foundations of logic and mathematics were affected by the discovery of a number of difficulties the so-called paradoxes involving fundamental notions and basic methods of definition and inference, which were usually accepted as unproblematic.

However, TGWV is not unproblematic.

Even unproblematic skins can become horribly dry in winter.

So, James's discussion of mysticism is not unproblematic.

Classicists have often approached translation as if it were unproblematic".

Deconstruction is all about interrogating apparently unproblematic terms.

Matters were better inside, though not unproblematic there either.

But transitions from page to stage are rarely unproblematic.