Sentence examples for are a bit problematic from inspiring English sources

All you have to do is read the writing on the ads (or, in this instance, the church bulletins) to spot anachronisms: The church bulletins are a bit problematic, partly because they are typeset (the ones I remember were mimeographed).

But he conceded that the legal implications of this perspective "are a bit problematic".

Our spendthrift ways are a bit problematic considering the average household already owes $7,500 in credit card debt.

The Kosovo claims are a bit problematic; it spite of Dik Marty's best efforts, his investigation came up with little concrete evidence, particularly on the transplantation end of the bargains.

The science is a bit problematic.

One is that the way it defines wars is a bit problematic.

For some businesses, the current economic downturn is a bit problematic.

Which is a bit problematic when the dynamic between himself and Bahari is the heart of the film.

"These five currencies have accepted the spillover report despite the fact that they understand that sometimes it will be a bit problematic for them, because we will say things they don't like," he said.

Announcing the award, Englund described Munro as the "master of the contemporary short story", with a "power of observation that is almost uncanny" and an "intelligence and power of observation that could be a bit problematic, because she sees through people".

Unlike the Charge, the Alta doesn't have any physical buttons, so when the touchscreen doesn't work great, that's a bit problematic.