Sentence examples for a problematic one from inspiring English sources

But, from a business and marketing perspective, the suggestion that Bridgewater's success continues to hinge on Dalio is a problematic one.

This word "better" is a problematic one.

It's a simple concept - and a problematic one when applied to public services in poor countries.

The allegation is a problematic one because that person is Lord Carlile – the man charged with independently reviewing counter-terrorism measures.

It is certainly true that Germany's relationship with Israel is a problematic one, with the Holocaust taught in schools and the issue of historical guilt never far beneath the surface.

I don't know what those might reveal.' Since the mould-breaking Living With Lions on the considerably happier Lions tour of South Africa four years ago, the issue of access has become a problematic one for those who make money from such exercises.

We all know it takes time to kick a habit, even a legally problematic one.

But in France, by law, there are stormwater ponds every two kilometers along highways, and by default they have become a partial substitute — though a somewhat problematic one due to roadkill and other factors.

The most relevant political framework instead appears to be a more problematic one inherited from his predecessor: a general loss of faith in government.

Leisure is a particularly problematic one in my view.

The ruling sounded like an awfully problematic one for Samsung, but the results weren't quite as severe as they could've been.