Sentence examples similar to a problematic inclusion from inspiring English sources

With the political situation throughout the world being problematic, inclusion of information about the politics of a region is an invaluable help.

The possibly problematic inclusion of anencephalic infants does not seem to apply to the view underlying Little's (2008) claim that FMS is achieved late in pregnancy (pp. 332 and 348), when the fetus, which was a human organism, becomes a human being (pp. 339 341).

ANOVA can, in some cases, be a problematic test for non-independent matrix observations, but the inclusion of the region variable helps to overcome spatial dependence in the dataset.

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.

"Goon" is a problematic word, I grant.

This is inherently a problematic relationship.

But it was a problematic notion.