Sentence examples for appear problematic from inspiring English sources

Many of these nominations appear problematic and potentially controversial.

Many TV shows which felt groundbreaking even a decade ago now appear problematic.

Assumptions made about changes to spring flow as a consequence of mine-induced drawdown also appear problematic, with significant implications for the spring-fed wetlands.

Among many intelligent producers, the idea that television is supposed occasionally to be truthful is beginning to appear problematic or utopian.

Jerry Schmetterer, a spokesman for Mr. Hynes, said prosecutors would present the panel only with cases that appear problematic, along with prosecutors' recommendations.

Thus, disaffection may appear problematic yet it rightly questions the nature of education.

The health states of areas benefiting from this ecological service generally appeared problematic.

The structure of the auditing business appears problematic: Typically, major companies pay auditors to examine their books under the so-called "third-party" audit system.

CAMBRIDGE, MA — The structure of the auditing business appears problematic: Typically, major companies pay auditors to examine their books under the so-called "third-party" audit system.

Go!" Also, Willems's first two proposed titles were "Today I Will Fly!," in which Piggie does not fly, and "My Friend Is Sad.," in which, Willems was reminded, the word "sad" appears — problematic from a marketing standpoint.

Homosexual behaviour occurs in over 130 species of birds, yet explaining its maintenance in evolutionary terms appears problematic at face value, as such sexual behaviours do not seem in immediate pursuit of reproductive goals.