Examples of using Particularly problematic in English and their translations into Portuguese
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which can be particularly problematic with driving at night.
this one is particularly problematic.
Since the Super Nintendo is a particularly problematic with the console OSSC.
Tiredness Back pain can be particularly problematic in adults with kyphosis because the body has to compensate for the spinal abnormality.
Shooting the sequence was particularly problematic: Sharon Williams,
Particularly problematic are his relations with a veritable monster of the modern church, the late Mexican prelate, Marcial Maciel.
We also knew at that time that the entry of Cyprus into the European Union would become particularly problematic owing to this Turkish occupation.
Particularly problematic are rural areas,
a characteristic particularly problematic in Services that do not present many cardiac assessments.
Other situations are described in the biomedical literature as particularly problematic when analyzing intentionality.
a disease that was particularly problematic in Russia in the 1940s.
renders any transgression of traditional gendered positions(of wife and mother) particularly problematic.
including those which could be particularly problematic for older people,
I would nevertheless like to take the opportunity to mention a project that is particularly problematic for Austria.
obesity are particularly problematic in asthmatic patients
Named countries===Thirteen countries are named in the report as particularly problematic with respect to U.S. security interests:
the situation is particularly problematic with heavy reliance on landfilling,
It is also known that the effects of multicollinearity are particularly problematic when the intercorrelation among the predictor variables is stronger than the relation of the predictors to the outcome.
This situation is particularly problematic when we know that such programmes can limit the government's capacity to invest in development and when overly ambitious goals are set,
can be particularly problematic in obesogenic environments found in most western countries,