Sentence examples for which is a problematic from inspiring English sources

was estimated as 31% (Nagesh and Parvatha Reddy, 2000 and Kishore, 2007), which is a problematic factor for growing gerbera in commercial poly houses.

A pair of aces gives the blackjack player a starting hand value of either a 2 or a soft 12 which is a problematic starting hand in either case.

The HVAD is implanted into the intrapericardial space, abolishing the previous pump pocket, which was a problematic region for infection.

This paper reviews some of the current literature on challenges associated with RDTs and presents the results of research investigating the interpretation of "faint bands" which are a problematic feature of some malaria RDTs [ 3, 11, 12].

Which is a bit problematic when the dynamic between himself and Bahari is the heart of the film.

The rest is carved up between Greek-held Northern Cyprus (which is a bit problematic), Syria and Lebanon.

Failure to find a home in Europe would leave Russia with two unpleasant options: isolation, which is a proven failure, or a problematic and precarious alliance with China.

Having rationalized the Goldman investment, he bysteps the pay issue by citing the free market and saying that government interference in setting pay is problematic, which is a separate question.

This year, there also has been little wind at Shinnecock Hills, making many challenging driving holes like the 18th, which is a 450-yard par 4, less problematic.

In some sense, we have a non-wellfounded definition, which is as problematic as a contradiction (a proposition equivalent to its negation).

Food categories are very difficult to define accurately, which is especially problematic when there is a need for a model that is compulsory rather than voluntary.