Sentence examples for but a problematic one from inspiring English sources
On a recent Friday afternoon he was missing in action half an hour after a tour of the new HQ was scheduled to start--a not uncommon delay but a problematic one, since Abovitz comes from an Orthodox Jewish background and was planning to leave work early to observe the Sabbath.
This made for a powerful sort of day, but a problematic one for the Republican field.
Some analysts are always trying to unlock the Da Vinci Code by looking at the demographic subsamples in polls – a noble idea in theory, but a problematic one in practice (indeed, I think it is often counterproductive) because the demographic subsamples in polls are subject to considerably more statistical noise than the top-line results.
Later on, when Luke asks June if she and Moira ever fooled around in college, it's posed as an innocent question, but certainly a problematic one ― and you can tell that's the case by June's incredulous and amused response.
But, from a business and marketing perspective, the suggestion that Bridgewater's success continues to hinge on Dalio is a problematic one.
It's a simple concept - and a problematic one when applied to public services in poor countries.
The allegation is a problematic one because that person is Lord Carlile – the man charged with independently reviewing counter-terrorism measures.
It is certainly true that Germany's relationship with Israel is a problematic one, with the Holocaust taught in schools and the issue of historical guilt never far beneath the surface.
Trade secrecy is the default pathway to try to get exclusivity for medical AI, and it's a problematic one.
The obvious answer, though ultimately a problematic one, is a reboot of traditional "Confucian" principles.
