Sentence examples similar to a problematic detail from inspiring English sources

One law enforcement official involved in the investigation said no single problematic detail about Ms. Diallo's background, or even all of them put together, had undermined the prosecution's faith in its ability to present a viable case.

Erik Goepner, a retired Air Force colonel who is now a scholar with the libertarian Cato Institute, said that he remains in favor of withdrawal from Afghanistan but that Trump's behavior suggests a problematic lack of concern for details.

WASHINGTON -- The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Tuesday released a report detailing what it called a "problematic and abusive contracting relationship" between the Internal Revenue Service and a federal IT contractor.

Its grasp of some details, however, is less than reassuring -- particularly details about Saudi Arabia, which it calls, in a gross understatement, "a problematic ally in combating Islamic extremism".

Would they be perplexed by the frequent allusions to AZT, a problematic if promising early therapy for H.I.V.? Would they have any understanding of the grimmer details of what the characters go through?

He's a problematic interviewee.

Distribution is a problematic word.

Uribe does have a problematic background.

Now there's a problematic sentence.

Svankmajer admits to being a "problematic" child.

But it was a problematic notion.