Sentence examples for A bit problematic from inspiring English sources

The science is a bit problematic.

For an avowed socialist, it's all a bit problematic.

One is that the way it defines wars is a bit problematic.

Although this is a highly enjoyable novel, the looseness of structure becomes a bit problematic.

For some businesses, the current economic downturn is a bit problematic.

Which is a bit problematic when the dynamic between himself and Bahari is the heart of the film.

The results are quite interesting and very much worth a read, but the analysis is a little bit problematic in places.

"Mesothermy I see as a little bit problematic," offered Dr Jan Werner, lead author of the Mainz study.

"That, I think, is a little bit problematic".

But maybe this spate of culture that reimagines the queer past is actually a tiny bit problematic.

You're supposed to bring it down to a simmer, but depending on the pot size that you have and the stovetop that you're using, it can be a little bit problematic.