Sentence examples for as highly problematic from inspiring English sources

His bid to curb migrant benefits was described as "highly problematic" by the European Commission.

However, the Commission saw as "highly problematic" Mr Cameron's plan to deny EU migrants in-work benefits for four years.

However the response from the European Commission was markedly different, describing Mr Cameron's proposal to prevent migrants from access to welfare as "highly problematic".

NOECs are therefore considered as highly problematic in the scientific discussion [17, 15, 18].

Although a decrease in direct, public, personalized stigma was reported, institution stigma was viewed as highly problematic.

It also depicts controversial scenes of women being kept in cages and men gambling on the outcome of fights, which contributed to Knight describing the video as "highly problematic".

This rendered the dates of crucial feast days, such as Easter, highly problematic.

This story and its telling – whether Wedekind's original two-part play, Berg's opera or Pabst's silent movie with Louise Brooks – is, as always, highly problematic.

Many climate scientists see increased emissions of methane, a potent warming gas, as a highly problematic side effect of the recent gas boom.

Our informants do not address this question directly, but are unanimous in perceiving referrals as ethically highly problematic active participation in the abortion process.

Because certain behaviour can seem irrational or even erroneous from one perspective (particularly in the aftermath of an incident) does not necessarily mean that it was irrational or erroneous at the time of the incident [ 17], making notions such as "violations" highly problematic [ 18].