Sentence examples for a problematic but necessary from inspiring English sources

Others view them as a problematic but necessary counterbalance to the powerful control that companies and interest groups can exert over Congress.

According to Variety's Andrew Wallenstein, however, publishing the stolen data is "problematic but necessary" because it "is in the public domain" and "unavoidable".

But the PKK and Turkey are now knee-deep in a problematic but promising peace process.

A disturbing but necessary book.

It's a bleak but necessary job.

Yet, they do not find this work ethos problematic, but rather a necessary attitude of physicians.

Hall says Jagger was a problematic husband, but a good father.

Pozner acknowledges that the beauty message is problematic, but deems it necessary.

For example, changing land and planning regulations to make way for planting palm oil on the estimated 20m hectares of degraded land (land that has no tree cover) is complex and problematic (even the amount of degraded land in Indonesia is under debate, with a lack of reliable statistics) but necessary.

But the very bulldog nature and narrow focus that made him a problematic candidate now ideally suit him to wage this necessary fight for electoral justice (front page, Nov. 28).

But it was a problematic notion.