Sentence examples for Have a problematic from inspiring English sources

Uribe does have a problematic background.

"We have a problematic relationship with our own history, especially with art.

Importantly, ARIOSTO_LEX shed light on recurrent linguistic phenomena that have a problematic impact on the large-scale applicability of commonly used NLP techniques.

This situation is so pervasive and powerful that there's hardly an American woman who does not have a problematic relationship to food and her body.

This otherwise well-written article failed to mention that the "Little House" books actually have a problematic reputation among many children's librarians these days because of racist content and stereotyped characters, particularly in Wilder's portrayals of American Indians.

As a result, we intervene ever more deeply in individual markets and now have a problematic proximity to financial policy," Weidmann said, pointing to the ECB's role within the troika – alongside the EU and the IMF – during the Greece debt crisis.

It was a particular disgrace that Natalie Bennett couldn't take his argument on board – you'd think that a bloody Green would have registered that if net foreign migration is at the rate of a third of a million a year (last year's figure) then it is going to have a drastic effect on demand for housing, and this, in turn, is going to have a problematic impact on the environment.

From this description we can see that some versions of human excellence have a problematic relation to the moral virtues.

If the manager clearly makes a huge mistake and can't own up to it or blames the issues on subordinates, you have a problematic leader.

Meanwhile, 45% of businesses claim to have a problematic shortage of cybersecurity skills and 67% of cybersecurity professionals claim they are too busy with their jobs to keep up with skills development and training.

Another reason to be nervous is that block grants have a problematic history.