Sentence examples for be highly problematic and from inspiring English sources

I speculated on Twitter this morning that a mashup which identified the actual locations of BNP members would be highly problematic, and possibly even subject to vigilante attack.

For example, it's obvious to the students that if the UMKC attempted to run a fiscal surplus -- spend fewer than the 20 buckaroo per student it requires as payment to get one's grades -- the results would be highly problematic and counter to public purpose.

It is highly problematic and worrisome.

Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said the changes were "highly problematic" and that she would be seeking safeguards to stop exploitation of trainee teachers.

"Mixing good quality data with bad quality data in this way is highly problematic and significantly weakens confidence in the findings of the current analysis".

"It is highly problematic and maybe even unethical," said Dr. Joseph Turow, a professor at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania.

"The fact that he defied his oath and could not have been candid on the application — that's highly problematic, and it stays with you," Mr. Marshall said.

Teachers warned that releasing the data was highly problematic, and said that parents would not know the reasons for what appeared to be dramatic differences in spending per pupil among schools in the same neighbourhood.

"If you start taking data points out, that is highly problematic and that amounts to misreporting of data," Barbour says.

Controls for the latter research question are highly problematic, and no convincingly inert 'placebo' needle has yet been designed.

In the meanwhile, the deepening of mobility-related inequalities on the urban peripheries is highly problematic and needs more scholarly and political attention.