Sentence examples for approached as problematic from inspiring English sources

Bjursell and Bäckvall (2011) provided empirical insights into how the mother role is taken for granted while the business role is approached as problematic in portrayals of women in family business.

As a result, they sometimes view the GPs approach as problematic or even careless, since it leads to what they view as inaccuracies and inappropriate referrals: If we all did what we're meant to, it would be great.

Overeating can be as problematic as undereating.

That really struck her as problematic.

That's not nearly as problematic".

Allen Adamson, managing director at Landor Associates, a New York brand consulting firm under Young & Rubicam, is concerned about such arrangements -- and sees Vogue's new approach as potentially problematic.

Unfortunately, perhaps, for Anscombe's overall project, her audience regarded the supernaturalized approach as more problematic than the naturalized.

The planners and policy-makers often approach the urban sprawl as problematic and unprecedented in the history in this part of Europe and take the current situation as a baseline or Ground Zero in developing future scenarios.

The report rejects Shapps's passive approach, describing his anti-regulation attitude as "problematic" for a sector characterised by significant power imbalances.

(For an instructive account of a notion of concurrence with such a result, see Freddoso (1991).) The avoidance of Deism thus becomes as problematic for the ontological dependence approach as for the transitional approach.

Were the architects at all worried about effectively promoting a government often seen as problematic in its policies and approach?