Sentence examples for ambiguous problematic from inspiring English sources

My romantic relationships have always been ambiguous, problematic.

This will reveal many ambiguous and potential problematic identifiers that will not be apparent if only single databases are considered.

"I'm interested in it because it's problematic or ambiguous in the modern age, and I'm interested in exploring problems.

The show is called "Future (Perfect)," the parenthetical element suggesting the problematic and ambiguous nature of the worlds of tomorrow depicted in the artist's visions.

Secondly, responsibility is perceived as problematic and ambiguous if relations between action and impact are characterized by high uncertainty.

But his administration's record on trade has been ambiguous on jobs and problematic for advocates of improved public health and Internet openness.

Now that Leonhart's nomination has stalled in the Senate after ten months of sober deliberation culminating in her problematic and ambiguous testimony, it is likely that the White House will look beyond her for a new nominee to head DEA early next year.

In these cases, assigning death as either cancer-specific or not can be problematic and ambiguous.

1 5 Communication patterns during transitions of care remain ambiguous, non-standardised and problematic and continue to contribute to adverse outcomes.

It investigates its ambiguous nature, fuzzy boundaries and problematic implementation processes.

Misclassifications do occur since identification is often problematic due to ambiguous species characteristics.