Sentence examples for a problematic work from inspiring English sources

Wendy Whelan and Peter Boal bring a problematic work alive with centrifugal force and spectacular power.

Richard Strauss's one-act opera "DAPHNE" is a problematic work to stage.

But the first London performance, as part of the BBC's Adams weekend at the Barbican, passed off without adding any more fuel to the controversy, except to demonstrate that it is a problematic work, irrespective of its political content.

In 1995, the authentication board offered to designate Ms. Kligman's painting as a problematic work, which meant that if other scholars, with further study, labeled the work as authentic, the board would not object.

The company has reportedly failed to reach sales targets, and has been slammed for having a problematic work culture.

WV is the spark that sets off a problematic work situation.

No parent who is raising a black teenager and trying to get him to read serious fiction for his high school English class would ever argue that "Huckleberry Finn" is not a greatly problematic work.

It is a popular but problematic work.

The result is a deeply affecting, if problematic work.

Kanter [ 46] suggests leaders may be fearful of confronting staff about problematic work practices due to a dependency on staff to achieve results.

This is, however, an altogether darker, less straightforward and more problematic work than its predecessor.