Mostly, I think that both extremes a blind overemphasis on the research, and no research at all can both be problematic.
Marshall N. Price, curator of the National Academy show, said he was drawn by Mr. Gibson's drive to explore "both the problematic legacies of his own heritage and the problematic legacy of modernism" through the lens of geometric abstraction.
In one answer, she explains why Obama's policy of engagement with Iran is both morally problematic and the best option available: I think Obama's engagement policy is in deep trouble.
Jill Abramson, lecturer at Harvard and former executive editor of The New York Times, discussed the 2016 election and its coverage in the media – both problematic and promising.
The fact that the Sykes-Picot agreement effectively created new countries - including the modern states of Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria - without the consent or participation of anyone living in the region, is both morally problematic and completely contrary to today's international relations norms, which are governed - or at least should be governed - by international law.
At the same time, paying heed to the distinction makes the concept of capacity both philosophically problematic and empirically elusive.
His excellent new film, however, A History of Violence, is a seemingly orthodox thriller that takes him south of the 49th Parallel and the title refers both to the problematic background of its hero and to the role of violence in American society and popular culture.
WASHINGTON — Though studies and lower court decisions have found that eyewitness testimony can be both unusually problematic and unusually persuasive, the Supreme Court on Wednesday did not seem inclined to rule that the Constitution requires judges to view such evidence with special skepticism.
Creating a serious game for use in a secure forensic mental health setting is itself both novel and problematic, and the initial research sought to test the feasibility and acceptance of the game.
It's called gentrification, and it's both problematic and the most common way to develop desirable urban areas.
