Examples of using Problematic is in English and their translations into German
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Considerably more problematic is Galileo.
No less problematic is the presence of bacteria and mold.
Indeed, everything that has happened over the last few weeks andmonths shows that what makes Europe's position in this multipolar world problematic is the fact that there is no common outlook and not enough European integration- I am thinking of Copenhagen and the lack of coordination in Haiti.
More problematic is more likely finding an eDonkey-server in the net.
The own existential problematic is substantialized in its being itself.
More problematic is, that they could cover corals, especially the dispensary of strong neurotoxins.
What makes this all the more problematic is the fact that Microsoft's detection routines, those that….
Especially problematic is further increase of the hematoma, which occurs in one third of patients in the first four hours.
This whole problematic is in fact an historical one.
Problematic is that these antibodies interfere with the entire immune system, sometimes with considerable side effects, and they are extremely costly.
Especially problematic is the sharp rise in the percentage of heavy traffic.
More problematic is the fact that civil rights are being curtailed and the rule of law undermined in an increasing number of democracies as well.
Far more problematic is the disastrous damage our generation has caused to nature.
Even more problematic is coexistence that requires groups to overcome a history of conflict between them.
Even the more problematic is an amateurish camera work that stands in stark contrast to an apparently high budget.
Even more problematic is use of these methods when the price does not reflect value of the goods/services for the customer.
Particularly problematic is state aid to undertakings which provide services both in the open market and as a publicly conferred task.
Particularly problematic is the detective story, though, because actually there isn't anything left to investigate after Leung's confession.
Equally problematic is the proposed reference to Article 19(1), which establishes a Community objective but not a legal requirement.
Also problematic is the government-led judicial reappraisal of crimes associated with the war of independence.
Somewhat more problematic is their reliance on rare earth elements: The innovative generators cannot be produced without these materials.
A bit problematic is that the hoverboard starts rolling immediately as soon as you tilt your foot forward or backwards a little bit, even when you step on it.
Quite problematic is also the fact that the tax legislations in Serbia do not distinguish civil society organisations from other for-profit organisations.
Also problematic is that even the few that are willing to return to the country have to face the transcription of their diplomas or the fixed public invitations for employment.
Particularly problematic is the situation for Iraqi refugees who have entered through Greece, since Greece does not guarantee a constitutional asylum process and there is a danger of a chain deportation to Iraq.
Particularly problematic is the case of the 18+ age-bracket where we find not only pupils and students with all the specific features of"youth", but also young people at work corresponding entirely to criteria of"adulthood.
Particularly problematic is the reduction of slots at airlines' hubs, as a functioning hub is vital to the economic success of an airline and any interference with this would compromise the entire structure.
This fundamental problematic is the sociology of the intellectual tradition and of the intellectual innovation of a modern- slowly already former postmodern or postmodern, anyhow however no longer industrial, but quite clearly postindustrial- society.
The problematic is directly addressed by Kiss with the help of Elias Canetti's text Power and Mass, but it is again the confrontation of Canetti and Broch, that allows the reader most effectively, to pursue differentiated perspectives and to gain new views.
Also problematic is the compatibility with the Directive of the transposing measures of those Member States which made use of the options provided for in Article 3, paragraphs 2 and 3, but did not lay down particular provisions applicable in the undertakings or to the categories of workers concerned.