Sentence examples for very problematic to use from inspiring English sources
2It is very problematic to use Lysenkoism as a branch of "Darwinism" as, contrary to evolutionary theory of the era, Lysenko believed in the heritability of acquired characteristics, which was encouraged by communist indoctrination (Dawkins [1986], 292).
Nearly half of the GPs found it fairly or very problematic to use both the overarching guidelines and the diagnosis-specific guidelines (43.5% and 47.3%, respectively; table 4).
"Actually, it would be very problematic to write that book today".
"And for very small companies it would be very problematic to afford such a high salary".
Again, it is very problematic to imply that everyone from a specific race talks the same.
Interestingly, the constraints placed by the legal boundary did not seem to be very problematic to them.
"Filtering is only about content on established websites", while filtering and blocking controls could be very clunky to use and problematic.
The number of observed state-action pairs needed to converge on optimal policies may be huge, When in an initial training period, the results might be very poor, which can be very problematic for use on an operational system, Some number of exploration actions need to be taken that may produce sub-optimal results in the short-term, but enable better results in the long-term, and.
This is beautiful as a playground for tourists, but very problematic for neighbours who actually need to use services on a budget.
Direct measurement of the intervertebral kinematics in vivo is very problematic due to its intrinsic inaccessibility.
