Sentence examples for be problematic to ask from inspiring English sources

Although I regretted not helping her, I argued that it would be problematic to ask the woman to explain herself at 6.30am to a strange man while half-dressed and startled awake.

One could argue that it could be problematic to ask the respondents about their peritraumatic experiences.

It would not be possible within a single fMRI session and it would be problematic to ask the subject to participate in an fMRI experiment several times in a short period of time.

It is problematic to ask parents postnatally about the information they would have liked in the antenatal period because of the influence of their experience of early parenthood.

"From an economic standpoint alone, what you're asking is problematic to say the least," says Rameses, who speaks like an accounts manager from Surbiton as well as looking like one.

Immediately this is problematic to me.

It was problematic to say the least.

This was not repeated after 12 months since self-assessment of effects that are based on recall seem to be problematic if asked about longer-term changes [ 26].

If access to food and/or drink in the classroom/lab could be problematic, faculty are asked to please contact SDS.

"If this is a Disneyland thing or if this happened at Staples Center … that would be problematic for us". Psychologists ask: What makes some smart people so skeptical of science?

The good news is that after I communicated to the committee organizers that the Exoplanet Direct Imaging Mission Concepts STDT charter appeared discriminatory to me because of the travel requirements, one of the organizers, to his credit, acknowledged that he was unaware travel and geography were problematic and asked for suggestions of how to make the charter more inclusive.