Sentence examples for a problematic trend from inspiring English sources

"It's a problematic trend," said Stuart Ewen, author of "PR!

There is definitely a problematic trend here though.

It's been a problematic trend through history that lesbian sex can be seen as a nice gentle introduction to sex.

In Case 3, it was internal hospital data that showed a problematic trend in their multi-drug resistant organism numbers: PHYSICIAN CHAMPION, CASE 3: And then as we saw our rates climb into 25% resistant organisms, and we saw pitch rates begin to climb to 35%to40%0%, we began to realize that it's coming, and it was coming fast.

And as is often the case, this extreme example is emblematic of a broader problematic trend, in which people struggling with mental health issues land in jails or prisons because they aren't receiving the care they need.

Though the movie is full of nods to Japanese film masters, including Akira Kurosawa, its handling of Japanese people locates "Isle" within a larger problematic trend, Mashable's Angie Han said.

This is a particularly problematic trend.

In 2012, Utah senator Orrin Hatch called the growing number of extenders "a very notable and problematic trend".

Coal consumption, for example, is still rising around the world, and that is "the single most problematic trend in the relationship between energy and climate change," the report said.

The JPMorgan incident also highlights one other problematic trend still lingering from the crisis: Too-big-to-fail banks engaging in risky behavior that could possibly lead to government bailouts.

And while the policies noted above established new ways to involve the military in domestic policing, the much more widespread and problematic trend has been to make our domestic police departments more like the military.