Sentence examples for The problematical from inspiring English sources

The problematical child may fight back and hit you.

Some wishful thinking may be at work – he perhaps underestimates the problematical failure of his patchwork of revolutionary activists to offer a coherent alternative beyond interminable protests.

This is both the marvellous and the problematical thing about racing pigeons: they have a fixed, profound, and nearly incontrovertible sense of home.

Voting errors resulting from simple confusion or bad judgment by a public official -- such as the Democrat in Palm Beach County who approved the problematical ballot -- do not usually lead to the overturning of an election, or another balloting.

To help in this process several series of design curves are included to illustrate the potential influence of the major system variables such as conveying distance, pipeline bore, and air supply pressure, as well as the problematical issue of material type.

The next day the problematical weather had left for its journey across Colorado and my wife had saddled up her Dynastars at the one resort she says she "loves".

The safest for protestors (from arrest and harassment) are designated green, the more problematical as yellow, and the more risky as red.

That means more than a new style, a new language, a new collegial tone; it means carrying out the long-overdue, radical structural reforms and the urgently needed revision of the obsolete and unfounded theology behind the many problematical dogmatic and ethical positions that his predecessors have attempted to impose upon the Church.

Unfortunately, McNuggets are probably the McDonald's item with the most problematical chemicals.

The neurological comorbidity made treatment of the EMPD problematical and prompted us to propose locoregional intra-arterial chemotherapy in single short sessions.

Accurately gauging the distances to faraway galaxies has always been the most problematical part of making such measurements.