Similar words: problem, nobleman, mathematical, mathematics, mathematician, schematic, systematic, systematically. Meaning: [‚prɑblə'mætɪk(l) /‚prɒ-] adj. 1. open to doubt or debate 2. making great mental demands; hard to comprehend or solve or believe.
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31. Establishing risk factors which identify those at an elevated risk of experiencing dementia is problematic because of multi-causality.
32. This way of reasoning is, however, problematic for a number of reasons.
33. The requirement that the goods must be of a type ordinarily supplied for private use or consumption is obviously problematic.
34. Calculating dependency ratios retrospectively or for current circumstances is not problematic.
35. Forecasts of the size of the world middle class are of course problematic.
36. This could have been problematic among competitors, but was openly aired and dealt with by the group.
37. The evaluation of changes in disease specific mortality rates over time is problematic because of changes in classification procedures and death certification practices.
38. But there was another side to Farah, one that was perhaps more problematic for the Shah.
39. While conflict is taken as given, it is also regarded as problematic.
40. Free inquiry within the liberation movements, then, led to a deep questioning of problematic assumptions in the modern political worldview.
41. When these identities conflict, as they so often do, the experience is particularly painful, and the resolution particularly problematic.
42. The transformation of the problematic does not necessarily lead to a transformation of the form of validity of knowledge.
43. Formulating demands around housing design and quality are particularly problematic for feminists.
44. But both seem extremely problematic and poorly thought out, and if implemented might just result in an increase in infections.
45. But dipping a toe into the contracting pond can be problematic.
46. Instead, they pursue a novel identity strategy designed to side-step the potentially problematic issue of nationality.
47. There are other areas of the traditional feminine economy; however, that are even more problematic.
48. In other words, it treats as problematic what both the disease and moral models take for granted.
49. The casting of an actress to play Susan was the most problematic of the three companion characters.
50. Did that make its currency, economy, inflation rate or fiscal policy more restrained and more problematic?
51. That final dependence may be experienced as distressing or peaceful, but it is not socially problematic.
52. And yet the linkage of colour with verbal expression is highly problematic.
53. However, it is often regarded as problematic whether or not animals have mental representations, or use symbolic systems or languages.
54. However,[www.Sentencedict.com] the addition is almost as problematic as it is important.
55. The ideal place to start is in an area that has been problematic all season-the defense.
56. The most prominent and, as we had experienced, most problematic symbol of the Legion's past was the singing.
57. The assumed realism of linguistic theory is problematic in literary contexts.
58. This fusion of law and policy makes problematic the application of the legal principles relating to treaties and third parties.
59. Minority returns-to areas where they will be in a minority-are more problematic.
60. The assumption is that it is relatively more fruitful to regard our conformity, rather than our criminality, as problematic.
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