This does not diminish the originality of his approach, but rather it underlines the important intellectual exchanges and networks that helped him strengthen and expand what was regarded at that time as a problematic approach to education.
Limonov is, at best, a problematic partner for Kasparov.
On the map of Chevron's global operations, Richmond clearly remains, if not a sore spot, at least a problematic venue.
The presidential election of Abraham Lincoln received a positive response in Hawaii, with the Hawaiian-language newspaper Ka Hoku Loa writing that America was "blessed" to have him at such a problematic time.
Even the Folk School's motto itself, "I Sing Behind the Plow," is replete with a similar hardscrabble, Weavers-at-Carnegie Hall utopianism, a problematic fit with the many "Life or Meth" billboards one passes on the road from Atlanta.
At issue is a problematic ruling last year by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Opening Garsington second season at Wormsley alongside a problematic Don Giovanni, David Freeman's L'Olimpiade, shows greater trust in its material.
What appears to have been at work is a problematic multiculturalism to which European countries have subscribed too easily.
Agatha Christie, Currey writes, had "endless trouble with journalists, who inevitably wanted to photograph the author at her desk": a problematic request, because she didn't have one.
After recording a verdict of suicide, Cox said he would write to the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, regarding the provision of CAMHS at weekends and a problematic "overlap" between the Children Act and the Mental Capacity Act regarding children aged between 16 and 18.
