Sentence examples for about how problematic it is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kohl gets in a barb about how problematic it is that a firm like JPMorgan cannot sort out its paperwork on an issue as important as foreclosures.

In fact, I felt he was so good in the movie that despite all the warranted criticism about how problematic it is to consistently cast straight cis actors to play transgender or gay roles, and then laud them with statues -- and despite the fact that he definitely wasn't my first or second choice -- I wasn't that upset that he won the Golden Globe.

We've got a long way to go," says Cornett. "But what it feels like is we're having a full conversation about health – we're talking about obesity, and people understand how problematic it is.

Our God-talk soon degenerated into talk about belief, prayer and morality, showing how problematic it is to say anything meaningful about God when you stray outside faith traditions.

These might seem irrelevant details, but the fact that the terms of the subsidy are so rigorous tells us something about what is considered traditional, but also how problematic it is in national policymaking to define what is traditional.

The controversy over this film's use of torture is a reflection of how problematic it is to classify.

You can talk about how problematic oxygen is all day long, but at the end of the day, you still and will continue to breathe, no matter how long you hold your breath.

Mortgaging rural land or even selling one's own house to non-villagers is banned.Even if Tawa does hold its auction, it will do little to change perceptions about how problematic rural land reform is proving, and how little the party is really doing to tackle it, for all the Central Committee's encouraging words.

Tell about how it is.

How problematic is it if people listening hear a different narrative?

This gives an example about how problematic direct deals between the core and the periphery from human rights perspective are.