Sentence examples for whatever problematic from inspiring English sources

Often misperceived as willful bids for attention, yesterday's hysteria and neurasthenia, today's eating disorders, and whatever problematic behaviors emerge in the future command attention because they defy reduction by medical minds.

But whatever its problematic politics, it is a piece tailor-made for the cavernous acoustics of the Albert Hall, with its uninhibited use of a huge orchestra and chorus.

"But the fact that we have to play 3 1/2 times a week or whatever is problematic at this point, so hopefully I can get over the hump where I can sustain two or three games a week and play at a high level".

Productions of centuries-old works, like "Henry V," become more problematic, whatever the balance of pedantic reinstatement and poetic evocation.

But Mr. Carr's investment in Fantastic -- which was doing business with the Lucent division he ran -- was problematic whatever its size, said Steven D. Levy, an analyst at Lehman Brothers.

"Just having this on the books will help change whatever behavior is problematic," said Gayle Binion, a UC Santa Barbara political science professor who heads the university-wide Academic Senate.

Assessments of SWAp have proved problematic whatever its prime purpose [ 1].

Collecting representative data on sensitive issues, especially data that are used to determine population prevalence estimates, is problematic whatever mode of data collection is employed [ 2- 6].

Most groups encourage members to develop their own sexual recovery goals, based on whatever behaviors are most problematic.

Mr. Goldstein said he has told officials at the bank that he would hire an engineer to test the soundness of the roof, and remove whatever weight was deemed problematic.

He's a brilliant and willfully problematic artist who says whatever he wants and doesn't really care what you think about it.