Sentence examples for a bit problematic to from inspiring English sources

Additionally, it may be a bit problematic to split the same department into two groups, one participating in the intervention and the other not, and have both evaluate their perception of the same organization's understanding of different phases of innovation.

It just seems a bit "problematic" to me.

Fit between task and technology: This fit was a bit problematic at the beginning, as the documentation analysis showed.

Common sense or teaching experience would tell us that "can write letters/compositions commenting on the correspondent's news and views (No. 15)" would be relatively easier than "can convey information and ideas on abstract as well as concrete topics (No. 4)." As the original levels of descriptors seem to be a bit problematic, it is no wonder that they have swapped places in our data.

The worry is almost strong enough to make me avoid writing altogether (a bit problematic, as this is how I earn my living).

Wednesday was Day 4 in the voting process, and turnout continued to be steady in the north and a bit problematic in the south.

All you have to do is read the writing on the ads (or, in this instance, the church bulletins) to spot anachronisms: The church bulletins are a bit problematic, partly because they are typeset (the ones I remember were mimeographed).

Encouraging pre-teen and teenage girls to publicly color code their friends sounds a bit problematic, and Chipps acknowledges that making any online community bully-free is a challenge.

It possibly tells us that the systems for getting people on to ESA and then the Work Programme are still a bit problematic, but it doesn't tell us much more.

Bien sees a Silicon Valley culture that's a bit problematic in terms of how you build a company and he wants to do it in a more traditional way.

It looks like George Mason University was so excited to rename its law school after the recently departed Justice Antonin Scalia that they didn't take the time to realize its new name the Antonin Scalia School of Law was a bit problematic when abbreviated.