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151. In addition, nevirapine has proven to be problematic.

152. WHY ARE INDIGO CHILDREN PROBLEMATIC?

153. Such an operation is problematic to implement and explain.

154. "We are reaching the level that starts to be problematic for the export performance of European companies," said Marc Stocker, chief economist at BusinessEurope, Europe's biggest employers' group.

155. I swim obsessively when under stress and that explains a problematic shoulder.

156. But deploying soldiers while trying to protect human rights is problematic, according to Mexico expert George Grayson of the College of William and Mary.

157. In rare cases, there are problematic exceptions, for example combinations like XXY or XYY or XXX.

158. Undo can also be problematic for documents with embedded objects.

159. On almost every level we are making national economic policy on the basis of problematic data and inadequate models.

160. To make modifications to the output style and layout might be difficult and even problematic as it can require significant changes in the programming logic to achieve.

161. I think it is problematic, though, when we try to create a euphoric atmosphere of gratitude.

162. The next column covers defensive programming techniques (in C), and explains why certain system calls are problematic and what to do instead.

163. However the marrying of one subnet per wiring closet is problematic.

164. CNN: The torch arrival in Beijing allows the government a brief respite before the relay sets off on a problematic, monthlong world tour.

165. If your sacroiliac is already out, then twists and forward bends can be especially problematic.

166. Now assume The Classic Spoon position, but move the problematic lower arm above you, under the pillow and out the other side so it is stretched over your head.

167. This situation makes the concept of elementary volume and Saint-Venant's deformation compatibility condition used in continuum mechanics problematic.

168. Applied tax incidence studies indicate that the federal tax system is quite progressive. But such studies rest upon possibly problematic assumptions.

169. 'It may seem like an all-powerful creditor and weak, supplicant debtors, but the debtor countries and the surplus country are locked in a mutual embrace that is problematic for both of them.

170. In the tiny South American nation of Guyana lives a problematic parasite called Wuchereria bancrofti.

171. You can't write bulletproof and error-protected code without knowing where the most problematic issues arise; that's what this and the next few articles focus on.

172. Her book points out that giving individual rights to a blastocyst is problematic.

173. Tall fescue is grown widely in Africa, China and South America as turf and as a forage crop for grazing animals, but soil salinity is becoming increasingly problematic in many areas.

174. Evaluation is actually neither problematic nor contentious in technical and functional areas.

174. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

175. Obviation is the ability to find solutions to potentially problematic situations before they become actual problems.

176. Q : Will it be problematic, as the RNA has already been converted to the Nepali Army?

177. In the case of uncertainty, the definition of rationality becomes problematic.

178. The way negative feedback is given is predominantly through negative assessments, which represent a socially problematic action according to research on ordinary talk-in-interaction (Pomerantz, 1984).

179. Taxus L. is a problematic genus, not only its species are discouragingly similar, but also its family circumscription are still doubtful.

180. In the years leading up to the crash of Flight 447, the Thales AA was problematic in places where the meteorological conditions do funny things with water.