Sentence examples for with problematic consequences from inspiring English sources

Keynes was among the first to describe the link between technological advancement and rising levels of unemployment and predicted that the trend would intensify over the following century with problematic consequences for the world economy.

Sleep-related eating disorder consists of recurrent episodes of involuntary eating and drinking during arousals from sleep with problematic consequences.

Disability may be defined as negative interactions between the functional impairments of people and their environment, with problematic consequences [ 1].

"We fundamentally believe that when the government acts to silence the speech of somebody whose speech we disagree with it has long-term problematic consequences for everyone," dos Santos said.

The industry minister, Antonio Marzano, said in a statement that Fiat "must seriously evaluate the problematic consequences of job cuts".

'And at around two in the morning they started tagging themselves.' This would have unforeseen and problematic consequences.

This assumption has a number of rather problematic consequences.

A visible abutment-restorative interface is a problematic consequence, especially in the esthetic zone.

The most problematic consequence of the EU's proposals is one that Brussels is most loath to spell out.

'After cooking darkening' is another problematic consequence of enzymatic browning.

All the attractors appear to be hidden in that they cannot be found by starting with initial conditions in the vicinity of the equilibrium, and thus they represent a new type of hidden attractor with important and potentially problematic engineering consequences.