Sentence examples for yet problematic from inspiring English sources

Though he died this past year, Weifenbach will continue to be remembered as a cult hero in Iserlohn, and a man who brought about one of the most interesting yet problematic sports sponsorship of all time.

However, DNA extracted from FFPE tumor tissue produces an essential, yet problematic, sample type.

However, the large scale testing failed due to partial curing of adhesive before repair indicating that control in dosing and resin delivery is critical, yet problematic.

Finally, an interesting, yet problematic to depict with existing graph-based tools, feature used in chemical class definitions, is that based on schemata for structural formulae.

Overall, glare is a common, yet problematic challenge during driving, therefore understanding precisely how this affects driving performance across different driver populations is of high importance.

The name itself – VRE for variable renewable energy – encapsulates the essential challenge: these energy sources are attractive precisely because they are renewable and yet problematic because they are variable.

"Probably I'll go home tonight and figure out that moment," he said later about yet another problematic juncture in the piece.

The player will still need some persuasion to move and his wage demands could yet prove problematic in negotiations with West Ham, where Sam Allardyce hopes to pair the player with the club's record signing, Andy Carroll.

Wilkes thinks that "whenever we are examining the ranges of concepts that do not pick on natural kinds, the problem of deciding what is or what is not 'relevant' to the success of the thought experiment is yet more problematic than the same question as it arises in science; and, unlike the scientific problem, it may not even have an answer in principle".

Yet the problematic nature of this statement becomes clear quickly.

Yet, as problematic of a solution a particular coping strategy might be it is nevertheless a solution.