Sentence examples for A problematic day from inspiring English sources

Fourth of July is a problematic day to celebrate among the English.

For the coming season, CW has turned over the scheduling of its problematic Sunday line-up to an outside company, Media Rights Capital, so the commercial time during those shows was not part of the upfront discussions.

But unlike in his first five starts, in which Vazquez struggled to put his fastball where he wanted it, his off-speed pitches proved problematic Thursday.

The Review-Journal, owned by Sheldon Adelson, was the first to report the problematic Saturday date this election cycle.

Such professionalism dilemmas have been defined as ethically problematic day-to-day events for learners in which they witness or participate in something that they think is improper, wrong or unethical.

Chen I Chieh, a 25-year-old Kinmen tour guide, had similar feelings, though her expression of said feelings was a little problematic: "Every day I see the news that somebody's been raped.

Based on a novel by Joyce Maynard, Labor Day is a problematic romantic drama with a surprising heart.

On Thursday, the first reported case of a problematic replacement unit surfaced, causing an entire Southwest plane to evacuate while waiting at the gate.

But when Cruz was asked Friday about the poll, he dismissed it as having a problematic methodology.

He's a problematic interviewee.

Distribution is a problematic word.