problematic nature

collocation in English

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problematic
adjective
uk /ˌprɒb.ləˈmæt.ɪk/ us /ˌprɑː.bləˈmæt̬.ɪk/
full of problems ...
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nature
noun
uk /ˈneɪ.tʃər/ us /ˈneɪ.tʃɚ/
all the animals, plants, rocks, etc. in the world and all the features, forces, and processes that happen or exist independently of people, such as the weather, the sea, mountains, the production of young animals or plants, ...
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Examples of problematic nature

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The problematicnature of this inference has been extensively advertised.
The contributors recognise the problematicnature of the term, which is, perhaps, an unhappy one.
These factors contribute to the problematicnature of the term 'classical music'.
The first was the fluid and problematicnature of ethnic identities in the borderlands.
The diversity of experience within each rank indicates the problematicnature of working with an oversimplistic interpretation.
It might well turn out that such substitutions also are questionable, but that their problematicnature is less easily discernible.
Even if it has been discussed thoroughly in the course of the book, this point still appears of problematicnature.
The building serves as a poignant testimony to the problematicnature of the sacred in the modern age.
The problematicnature of his proposal is that it is opportunistically dependent on cosmological events, and that the signal characteristics are not specified.
We have already addressed the problematicnature of the claim that a small number of parameters is necessitated by learnability considerations.
This would be a different type of inquiry from forms of ethnographic research that investigate the problematicnature of the whole aid and research enterprise.
Yet, given the problematicnature both of the process of modernisation and of its effects, the concept cannot serve simply as an explanation.
The outcome of the problematicnature of this aspect of the grammar will mainly, although not exclusively, take the form of object omissions in acquisition.
The data indicate the problematicnature of the claim that the three ideological blocs have consistently won anywhere close to equal electoral support.
Chapter 2 contains a well-illustrated section on the problematicnature of the evidence for change in the early stages of the language.
Sometimes one can show the problematicnature of the thinking behind a sequence of thoughts by taking an argument out of context and transplanting it.
The importance of this article is that it highlights the problematicnature of the relationship between objective economic status and subjective financial well-being.
This generation also confronted the problematicnature of family relationships in this era when the ability of women and children to earn wages seemed to undermine patriarchal and familial authority.
Against this background, this article seeks to review the research evidence in more detail, citing examples from the extensive literature in order to illustrate the problematicnature of hospital discharge.
Had it been developed by a theoretician, muscologist or art historian, the problematicnature of several of the aforementioned examples might well have been addressed by creating sub-categories.
Before delving into the main segment, it is necessary to highlight the problematicnature of writing histories of epidemics whose importance have either been understated or not critically assessed.
The film contains various themes, including desensitization to violence and the problematicnature of globalization.
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Easterly also highlights the problematicnature of structural adjustment loan programsaid given under certain conditionswhich became very popular in the 1980s.
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