Sentence examples for as problematic as it from inspiring English sources

But is any of it as problematic as it seems?

In celebratory football, taste level is just as problematic as it is in dance.

Nor does the loss of his Senate seat appear quite as problematic as it did before last Tuesday.

It could be that "impact" in research itself is not half as problematic as it is in higher education in general.

The documentation of this decay, however, can be as problematic as it is spectacular, veering into empty cliché and, to some, voyeurism and exploitation.

The project, as problematic as it is, politically and environmentally, looks coolly rational and far-sighted from here, in the thick of a Presidential campaign that is sweaty, ugly, and fear-ridden.

He identified the Susan and Mike storyline as problematic, as "She's so annoying, and he's so boring".

Manual override was used in about 1.5% of the signals that were defined by the algorithm as problematic, as well as all signals of samples which were amplified using Genome-Plex, due to their high stutter patterns.

Just as problematic as its engagement with young people was the channel's portrayal of women.

"While the research is pretty clear that marijuana use is not remotely as problematic as alcohol, it can cause impairment for some people when used at certain levels.

• To the Editor: I agree that United States income inequality is not as problematic as many claim it to be.