Sentence examples for a seriously problematic from inspiring English sources

Last year, the UN special rapporteur for human rights, Margaret Sekaggya, said it posed a "seriously problematic challenge" to freedom of expression in South Korea.

Bullfrogs, which are native to the Central and Eastern United States, are a seriously problematic invasive species in the western part of country, and one method of combatting them is to do what so many of us do best: eat.

I was even stubborn about supporting Bernie, a lesser of three evils candidate whose seriously problematic pro-war voting record left me deeply conflicted.

Like "Jon & Kate Plus 8," and so much family-based reality television, "The Locator" appeals to a collective need to feel superior to the seriously problematic.

The report, published three days after New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that he backs a long-term plan to close Rikers, describes "seriously problematic issues" regarding use of force by guards, particularly against teenage inmates.

For example, P. aeruginosa is a leading Gram-negative opportunistic and nosocomial pathogen that is seriously problematic for patients in ICUs [ 4]. S. aureus and S. epidermidis are Gram-positive pathogenic bacteria that cause common nosocomial infection [ 3, 5]. A. niger is the common opportunistic and nosocomial species associated with invasive pulmonary aspergillosis in human [ 6].

This may be seriously problematic for some parts of the financial services sector.

Weeds are normally present in some number, ranging from insignificant to seriously problematic, depending on management and history.

However, the myriad physiological and behavioral differences between these two rodent species render such adaptations non-trivial and in many cases seriously problematic.

China also believed the resolution to be "seriously problematic, with uneven content that is intended to put pressure on only one party".

But the attrition rate in many other industry sectors is seriously problematic and is the cause of significant hardship by small business owners and employees.