Sentence examples for A problematic question from inspiring English sources

But the swift early successes in Afghanistan also raise a problematic question: Why mess with a military when it's winning?

Sports are not much of a haven; at the moment, the Olympic torch relay is under attack by human rights protesters in San Francisco and elsewhere; attendance at the Beijing Games is already a problematic question for elected officials.

For example, a problematic question (a key word) is the one that is relevant and provokes disagreement.

But another part of the answer may be related to a slightly more problematic question: was there a US interest in the outcome of the Irish referendum?

Bias can also be introduced as a result of problematic question wording (e.g., leading questions -- questions which prompt a respondent to answer in one way; double-barreled questions -- questions which are really asking two things at once and leave a respondent confused and the pollster with unreliable information, etc...).

During this interview, should we encounter any problematic questions..

To improve the quality of this kind of studies, the present contribution discusses this problematic question and its consequences and proposes a methodology for the validation of indicators.

Also peppering her studiedly fragmented narrative is a series of knock-knock jokes, with the existentially problematic question "Who's there?" Who indeed?

Such images risk provoking the problematic question of whether or not certain Muslim women need "saving".

Douglas Murray, an outspoken critic of many aspects of Islam, recently lambasted Dawkins for taking the easy target of Christianity and ignoring the more problematic question of the Islamic world.

This debate focuses on the problematic question of why (or whether) the revolution that transformed scientific disciplines in Europe did not take place in China.