Sentence examples for a very problematic relationship from inspiring English sources

Such a change, said Franzen, "is probably going to have to come from the bottom up because the Egyptian population has a very problematic relationship with police and with regulation at this point.

It describes Ora's very problematic relationship with an Arab taxi driver who is almost a friend -- and yet not a friend.

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

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

It creates a very problematic situation for the banks.

And what I realized is that peace is a very problematic concept, spiritually and even politically.

Most families have had a loved one with a problematic relationship to alcohol or other drugs.

Our data were not based on diagnosis, and therefore we cannot be absolutely sure that the individuals categorized as high and very high consumers in fact have a problematic relationship to alcohol.

There are lots of reasons why a young person might develop a problematic relationship with alcohol or drugs.

Also, adolescents who had psychosocial problems expected barriers regarding a problematic relationship with a therapist.

Then, roughly a decade later, circumstances conspired to nudge him into a more problematic relationship with his craft.