Sentence examples for be a very problematic from inspiring English sources

David: Todd, I think that would be a very problematic direction to go into, which would counter some of the core aspirations of the movement.

Of course, the cathedral is a very problematic acoustical space for an orchestra.

"I think it's a very problematic study," said Lucy Calkins, a professor at Columbia University's Teachers College and an architect of the city's balanced literacy program.

Under liquidity-trap conditions, this is a very problematic assumption, and I don't mean to drop my skepticism for other purposes.

He used to say that for composers like himself not hopelessly drawn to "la forme fatale," as he dubbed the genre, writing an opera was a very problematic business.

They're also unanimously anti-abortion, whereas gay marriage splits them in half (with the caveat that even for those in favour, gay adoption is a very problematic idea).

Seeking an analytical solution to the developed equations, particularly in their general form, is a very problematic task.

That clause in the Act, the judges have ruled, is a very problematic legal idea and contravenes older, grander principles of public law.

In the context of nonlocal continuum theory, seeking an analytical solution to the equations of motion of stocky double-walled carbon nanotubes (DWCNTs) with arbitrary boundary conditions is a very problematic task.

The halo effect is a very problematic visual artifact occurring in extended depth of focus or multi-focal ophthalmic lenses such as e.g. intra-ocular (after cataract surgery) or contact lenses when used in dark illumination conditions.

And what I realized is that peace is a very problematic concept, spiritually and even politically.