Sentence examples for a problematic campaign from inspiring English sources

The Rhinos have since trained at various outposts all across the city and Hetherington admits it has played a role in what has been a problematic campaign.

The White Ribbon campaign to end violence against women was already having a problematic February; campaign "ambassador" Tanveer Ahmed announced in the Australian that feminism itself was limiting the effectiveness of anti-violence campaigns because it was a "cult of victimhood" focused on "male villainy".

The humorous dig, delivered at the end of an interview on the recent economic developments, comes as other Democratic politicians and observers gleefully pile on the innocent but potentially problematic campaign gaffes.

Some of the problematic campaigns merely tasteless, along the lines of "I'm bored, buy me a Playstation", but I imagine public ridicule among their peers will eventually stamp that sort of thing out.

Some of the problematic campaigns merely tasteless, along the lines of "I'm bored, buy me a Playstation", but I imagine public ridicule among their peers will eventually stamp that sort of thing out.

The Wallace interview fed a problematic narrative for the Romney campaign: that its numbers did not add up.

It creates a problematic "optic" for the McCain campaign, Mr. Feldman said, especially when juxtaposed with the younger Mr. Obama, frequently photographed with BlackBerry on his belt clip.

This suspicion is rooted in a problematic electoral history and allegations made during the campaigns.

He's a problematic interviewee.

Distribution is a problematic word.

But it was a problematic notion.