problematic造句

Just defining the term "nomad" is problematic in India.

Instead you get simpler, less problematic models to work with.

The actual control condition at the root of the notch is more problematic.

The pattern should support efficient updates of the preferred source, but this is somewhat problematic.

In a situation like that the overhead of generating and parsing XML is problematic.

Inspection of the error table conveniently reveals the source row as well as the problematic coordinate.

The logistical system for food transportation is problematic, including a lack of refrigeration.

Also included are the ever-problematic potency assay and strategies for choosing a quality-control testing scheme.

Nick Gall wrote a post claiming that discussion of SOA without also connecting it to technology is problematic.

Configuring each server individually is impractical, and these large scale environments might be problematic for synchronous distributed management.

Metrics can be used to find problematic areas of the code that consistently have trouble and need further analysis.

"The reason a lot of physicists are very unmoved by these claims is that it could make causality itself very problematic," Galison said.

Resumption of the yuan's steady appreciation against the dollar, the trend in place from 2005 to 2008 also would be problematic.

The certainty of punishment has the clearest deterrent effect, which is problematic for speed enforcement because it relies on an uncertain police presence.

Fantasies, though, involve imagining something you hope will happen in the future, but experiencing it right now. This turns out to be problematic.

Sadly, any honeymoon neurochemistry will wear off within two years. This is why the move from infatuation to long-term contentment is problematic.

The referee's whistle was the fourth most harmful to our ears at 121.8 decibels, but passionate fans alone can be just as problematic – two singing supporters reached 121.6 decibels.

The raters only downgraded problematic assets in 2007, despite the fact that they were aware for at least a year of the magnitude of the subprime real estate bubble.

But Peter Wood, an anthropologist, the author of "diversity: the Invention of a Concept" and a critic of the Grutter decision, argues that the educational value of racial diversity is problematic.

This is problematic for people who don't sleep alone, or even if you just have a cat who likes to jump on and off the bed during the night (and early morning).