Sentence examples for are a little problematic from inspiring English sources

"Implants are a little problematic in the Czech Republic," she says.

So, first and foremost, hedge fund indexes are a little problematic because of survivorship bias and because of also incomplete reporting.

I think that was a little problematic.

Distribution in France is a little problematic, too, since the language is English.

There "everything" is a little problematic but I like the directness of the line.

Structurally, this was a little problematic for an hour-long Edinburgh set, but it should be ideal on tour.

To be sure, the new print is a little problematic; it's sometimes blurry on the outer perimeter, the result of coming from an old and stretched negative.

"Of course it's a little problematic if you're talking from the point of hasbarah," Ms. Ben Yaacov said, using a Hebrew term for propaganda.

"It's not really an architectural statement and I think that's a little problematic for the place that it sits".

But the tight hips that he had coming out of college have indeed been a little problematic for him in coverage.

Angel Sparks is a biker girl, a character that Mr. Lukow admits is a little problematic given her age, but his idea was to have someone who wore black and leather.