Sentence examples for and had a problematic from inspiring English sources

The counter-subversion thinking of this earlier period undermined civil liberties and had a problematic influence on counter-terrorism policy; they risked repressing those engaged in legitimate political activity, while misunderstanding those who present a genuine threat of violence.

I don't think we've seen him before, but Father Andrei referred to him last season, telling Philip about a Father Viktor who drank too much and had a problematic relationship with a Frenchman.

In this model, the screen glass is key in every way, because it's expensive to manufacture and has a problematic yield — that is, a high rate of having to be thrown away.

Clinton and her husband Bill have had a problematic track record in Iowa.

Jesus's miraculous conception makes the holy family somewhat atypical, and he seems to have had a problematic relationship with his relatives, who at one time try to lock him up because they think he is mad.

This had a problematic effect on his theater music.

The EU has always had a problematic relationship with democracy.

Having had a problematic childhood.

As a result, we intervene ever more deeply in individual markets and now have a problematic proximity to financial policy," Weidmann said, pointing to the ECB's role within the troika – alongside the EU and the IMF – during the Greece debt crisis.

Caraway and Rinoa have a problematic relationship; he attempts to prevent her from participating in the assassination attempt.

The company has reportedly failed to reach sales targets, and has been slammed for having a problematic work culture.