Sentence examples for be problematical from inspiring English sources
adjective
Doubtful or disputed
It may prove to be problematical.
In a diverse society the mechanics of equality are supposed to be problematical.
"You're assuming every market would take it," Palansky said, "but it would be problematical in those secondary markets.
However, this restriction may be problematical itself.
Stock sectors that would appear to be great bets turn out to be problematical.
And purchasing a watch on eBay could be problematical, because it is often unclear who the seller is.
Bombing in the ruggedly mountainous countryside is problematical.
The restoration of the festival was problematical, and not just financially.
What had been adequate in 1937 was problematical in the nineteen-fifties.
Your criteria for evaluating the question in your article's headline are problematical.
"The entire evacuation process is problematical," said Ruth Ann Dorrill, one of the analysts who worked on the report.
