Sentence examples for although problematic from inspiring English sources

I will offer a set of policies that, although problematic in the current political climate, must be adopted if we are to fend off a crisis.

Although problematic and undesirable for the UK, the backstop is nonetheless an example of a bespoke relationship with neither free movement of people nor significant membership contributions – exactly what the EU pretended was not on offer.

Although problematic, the LLRC made a series of recommendations to promote peace and reconciliation in Sri Lanka.

Although problematic for Mr Farage the demonstrations may be considered public order issues and not likely to constitute enough of a personal threat to him to warrant expensive protection by specially trained police officers.

The message in TNN is that all families are normal, which (although problematic) comes from a good place and is necessary in a political climate where even some in the LGBTQ community, like Rupert Everett, think two men can't raise a child together.

This "qualitative" approach – although problematic due to comparison of signal intensities of different microarray probes which have different hybridization efficiencies (see e.g. [10]) – underlined the prospects of a transcript-specific analysis, which were further studied on the quantitative level as follows.

Although timing problematic.

The sequences were of high quality, although one problematic area due to a presumptive context-specific sequencing error causing motif located in exon 1 of the DSP gene was detected.

The precise date of his birth although remains problematic.

So, although its problematic, I think it's just part of Björk's creativity or the kind of innovations that she comes up with.

Most identification were made in the field on living organisms, although occasional problematic specimens were collected for reference and sent to specialists for identification.