Sentence examples for Somewhat problematic from inspiring English sources

This makes treatment decisions somewhat problematic.

But the installation is somewhat problematic.

The aim of restoring 'natural' systems is somewhat problematic and not always pragmatic.

Short of doing the brandishing, it's still at least somewhat problematic to deploy "persuasive" rhetoric against this backdrop of law.

Dixie Chicks' Goodbye Earl is somewhat problematic, morally; do we really approve of "instant justice", even for wife beaters?

This is charming but somewhat problematic when it comes to the book she has written, largely about her personal style.

Generalization of results is somewhat problematic, as all of the interventions discussed consist of relatively small sample sizes and utilize single case design methodology.

What is somewhat problematic, however, is that just over six years have passed since Microsoft engaged in the first conduct plaintiffs allege to be anticompetitive.

I see the current author-pays model of OA publishing as still somewhat problematic, with the result of driving many of my colleagues away from OA.

In addition, comparing regular meditators to non-meditators is somewhat problematic, given regular meditators likely differ on many lifestyle factors that make such comparisons complicated.

However, condition (ii) is somewhat problematic.