Sentence examples for absolutely problematic from inspiring English sources

The fairly limited level of acknowledgement that he has actually committed a serious crime is absolutely problematic and a sign of badly dated sexual politics.

"It really is very problematic, and absolutely out of the norm for such a large company," she said.

The first is that the notion of (absolutely) necessary existence is problematic.

Even more problematic, renewable/clean electricity standards would provide absolutely no incentives to reduce CO2 emissions from heating buildings, running industrial processes, or transporting people and goods.

Given that most interviews only start to hit their stride at 40 minutes, that could be problematic, but Keys is an unusual interviewee: absolutely obliging and committed to making this brief bit of face-time satisfactory for both parties.

"There's absolutely nothing for people who use amphetamines in a problematic way.

More generally, NICE guidance and guidelines were seen as "absolutely crucial" to commissioning decisions, although they were sometimes described as problematic - "we know we would go bust if we implemented all of them" (Patrick, GP commissioner, Norchester).

I asked an attorney if there is anything problematic with being engaged while separated, and I was informed absolutely not.

The compliance of adolescents migraineurs with a restrictive type of KD is problematic, however at the beginning all of the subjects were absolutely open for a non-pharmacological "natural" treatment.

In our experience, so-called habituation experiments are particularly problematic and should only be used on free-ranging animals when there is absolutely no alternative.

This problematic principle is formulated by Kant as follows: "If the conditioned is given, the absolutely unconditioned… is also given" (A308/B366).