Sentence examples for a very problematic from inspiring English sources

It's a very problematic term.

"The justices are in a very problematic position," he argues.

At first, this might not seem like a very problematic claim.

Of course, the cathedral is a very problematic acoustical space for an orchestra.

Seeking an analytical solution to the developed equations, particularly in their general form, is a very problematic task.

They're also unanimously anti-abortion, whereas gay marriage splits them in half (with the caveat that even for those in favour, gay adoption is a very problematic idea).

A major finding is that the lack of notification about the opening and closure of Accommodation Centre A was very problematic for frontline service providers.

Billie Tsien, who designed the new American Folk Art Museum at 45 West 53rd Street with Tod Williams, allowed that 2 Columbus Circle had "good bones" but said it was a "very, very problematic building to be a gallery space".

Former secretary of state Colin L. Powell is emerging as a behind-the-scenes player in the battle over John R. Bolton's nomination as ambassador to the United Nations, privately telling at least two key Republican lawmakers that Bolton is a smart but very problematic government official, according to Republican sources.

The tax code's complexity "makes such a simplistic system very problematic," he adds.

Finally, the religious theodicy that we are considering also involves a number of very problematic moral claims.