Sentence examples similar to alleged problematic from inspiring English sources

This account of the second premise of the argument has been alleged to be problematic (Ichikawa and Jarvis 2009; Malmgren 2011).

Manhattan prosecutors are now saying the testimony of their alleged victim is problematic.

How interesting that Tierney might now be teamed up with someone who is alleged to have unethically harmed vaccine campaigns through problematic reporting.

Of course, bureaucratic dysfunction and waste are real, but much alleged waste is not really as wasteful, nor problems as problematic, as critics suggest.

Even more problematic, some experts say, is that the prosecution of alleged offenders falls to the governments of the countries that provide the peacekeepers.

Since maltreatment, alleged and real, is often etiologically entwined with poverty's consequences, problematic parenting behavior must be addressed by helping mothers and fathers also alleviate these conditions.

This would be particularly problematic given the U.N.'s own guidelines restricting diplomatic interactions with alleged war criminals.

Mental properties are alleged to have, not just one, but up to four features that make their efficacy philosophically puzzling, no less problematic than mind body interaction is for the Cartesian dualist.

[Her] alleged background . . .

The protesters alleged sabotage.

Nobody has alleged wrongdoing.