Examples of using Especially problematic in English and their translations into Romanian
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Cross-racial I.D.s are especially problematic.
This is especially problematic with such a large array.
The definition and evaluation of art has become especially problematic since the early 20th century.
It was especially problematic to make bets in adverse weather conditions.
Communications and transportation were especially problematic given the vast extent of the Empire.
Especially problematic was a failed prediction that they would be seen in February 1898.[1].
Well, Mom, then your evidence is just circumstantial,which is especially problematic in civil cases where evidence is lacking.
Especially problematic if you live in an apartment and you do not have a garage with a basement.
These bugs are common in central America, and the bites can cause fevers, headaches, rashes, andsevere body fatigue… Symptoms that are especially problematic for an athlete.
The resulting interference is especially problematic in audio applications, potentially causing feedback or unintended recording.
Note that although it may be tempting to simply run mount-a to make the changes effective immediately,this will make any files currently residing in these directories inaccessible(this is especially problematic for running programs with lockfiles, for example).
International file transfers are especially problematic, frequently disconnecting and almost never reaching full line speed.
The latter case is especially problematic, because in addition to treating the disease, it is also necessary to ensure its effective disguise.
The EESC proposes that a suggestion would be made to Member States to identify especially problematic sectors and to set through social dialogue minimum hourly rates that may vary even within the same Member State within regions.
For any nails, and especially problematic, it is useful to periodically milk baths and bath of warm olive oil with lemon juice duration of 5-10 minutes.
The EESC proposes that a suggestion would be made to Member States to identify especially problematic sectors and on their own accord agree to set minimum hourly rates that may vary even within the same Member State within regions.
The resulting loss of price competition seems especially problematic when the RPM is inspired by the buyers, whose collective horizontal interests can be expected to work out negatively for consumers.
The EESC once again limits itself to only guiding Member States andsuggests that they would identify especially problematic sectors, where SMEs and self-employed face unfair competition, and on their own accord agree to set minimum hourly rates.
Service providers hosting IPR-infringing sites are especially problematic to tackle when established in third countries lacking appropriate legislation and/or willingness to act.
Although taken for different purposes,Google-map images are no less problematic, especially seen in this context.
I know that it can be… very problematic, especially with a… family.
Defeat enemies exclusively gun is quite problematic, especially at higher levels of difficulty.
The main problems are the big distance to school(2 km), which is problematic especially for small children.
Only in terms of health, the dog can be problematic, especially if it lives in an apartment.
However, persisting national disparities can be problematic, especially when products subject to levies are traded across the EU.
A mixing together of NATO andthe EU would be highly problematic, especially with regard to the two strategies.
For a long time, energy inputs were not really regarded as problematic, especially as energy was available very cheaply.
Park the rented car in Taiwan is problematic, especially in the center of large cities, where there is a large concentration of people.
Claiming that the term“”worship”” constitutes idolatry becomes problematic, especially since some classic texts are translated into English and use the term worship.
However, it finds the derogations to the principle of equal treatment very problematic, especially Article 5(2) as applied in some Member States.