Sentence examples for unusually problematic from inspiring English sources

It makes clear-headed debate about migration policy unusually problematic.

Homeowners always have lower migration rates than renters, but if "house lock" was unusually problematic in recent years, you would expect that the two migration rates would move in opposite directions; homeowners would move less than they usually do, while renters would continue moving at the same rate as they do during a normal economy, or even faster.

WASHINGTON — Though studies and lower court decisions have found that eyewitness testimony can be both unusually problematic and unusually persuasive, the Supreme Court on Wednesday did not seem inclined to rule that the Constitution requires judges to view such evidence with special skepticism.

Bolt insists that there is no doubt over his participation in London – the thought of no Bolt is enough to make Seb Coe and the Games organisers break out in a cold sweat – but his build-up to defending his 100m and 200m titles has been unusually problematic.

In the case of RNA splicing, use of reporter genes can be unusually problematic as splicing is influenced or regulated by large-scale processes like chromatin modification [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], transcription [6], [7],, and mRNA export [13], [14].

It is hypothesized that the region is unusually long and/or too problematic for even advanced Taq polymerases to amplify, as a result of extreme repetitiveness or secondary structural folding issues (or both).

World grain prices rose sharply during 1995 and further price increases are possible given the unusually low policy-induced stocks and problematic growing conditions in several producing areas.

The group argued that this was particularly problematic because the facility had unusually high numbers of juveniles on crisis or suicide watches at any given time.

For routine diagnostic purposes, however, such a system is problematic because it calls for unusually thick sections cut from blocks embedded in an unconventional medium [polyethylene glycol (PEG)] [ 91].

As a flight director Lunney was known for his good memory and his unusually quick thought processes traits that could sometimes prove problematic for his team of flight controllers.

Assessing my childhood, measuring happiness against unhappiness, might remain problematic, though there's little to tell me that it was unusually difficult.