Examples of using Highly problematic in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That is highly problematic.
The loss is annoying, but it is not highly problematic.”.
That would be highly problematic for a journalist.
This is unprecedented and highly problematic.”.
The statement contains highly problematic wording that contradicts existing and accepted historical knowledge in this field.
I think the movie is highly problematic.
The statement contains highly problematic wording that contradicts existing and accepted historical knowledge in this field.
The lack of balance is highly problematic.
The notion that human achievement on a baseball diamond can bepredicted through the application of statistical analysis is, at it's very core, highly problematic.
This reality is highly problematic.
Investigators call a full60 percent of the data stored on the computer“highly problematic.”.
What is known is that the reality there is highly problematic and requires urgent attention.".
Whilst financial incentives for health behaviours might‘work' in theory,in practice they can be highly problematic.
But, the campaign was publicized through a highly problematic agitprop video called“Stop the Clash of Civilizations.”.
To put it briefly, this idea is both impractical and highly problematic.
Nobel Institute head Olav Njolstad called the decision“highly problematic”, noting that a“free press and freedom of expression are essential conditions for lasting peace in a democracy”.
This arrangement, which has been in place for over 60 years,has generated a highly problematic and inequitable situation.
The reality is linguistic evidence can be highly problematic when looked at in isolation but can be even more so when you take our social and political assumptions about language into account.
However, this claim is highly problematic.
This may be still ascribed to plene/defective spelling variations,but the huge number of differences makes such an explanation highly problematic.
Trying to define and defend the sanctity of life is important,but this also obscures highly problematic issues, such as the gendered expectation that women should look after children;
Even if it were possible to find a way to effect this deviation from tradition without violating any halakhic prohibition,the matter would still be highly problematic.
The head of the Nobel Institute, Olav Njolstad,called the decision"highly problematic", noting that a"free press and freedom of expression are essential conditions for a lasting peace in a democracy".
Some suggest measuring user responses or the message's exposure, butthe ability to evaluate effectiveness using only these measures is highly problematic.
This artificial division within the population of stateless persons is highly problematic from the perspective of international law, and from the typology of the excluded populations, its political-demographic purpose is easily detectable.
However, the treatment of stateless persons as reflected from this procedure is highly problematic and lacking, for two key reasons.
CA: You asked me the question earlier of how popular traveling on cruises would be if you had to burn your ships afterward. EM:Certain cruises are apparently highly problematic.
The court should have been“level-headed” and realize that the situation in Rwanda and Uganda was not ideal, to say the least,and that business with such regimes is highly problematic when liberty and human lives are at stake.
Although the populist approach might appear to be super-democratic, this week, in which we are marking the International Day of Democracy(September 15),it is important to point out that it is in fact a highly problematic approach, to which most(if not all) Western countries are opposed.