Sentence examples for but problematical from inspiring English sources

Out of those elements, Mr. James has made a dance that is oddly bland but problematical in interesting ways.

Still, the regulatory crazy quilt that wraps around the fund industry's necessary but problematical middlemen does not seem to deter the crusading Mr. Spitzer.

Fox Broadcasting has already said that it will move to the 480-line format for the time being, adopting a wait-and-see attitude towards the better, but problematical, higher-resolution formats.

Other aspects of the plan are less problematical but by no means sure things.

Everyone likes democracy, but democracy is problematical when it comes to the Senate in general and the filibuster in particular.

The back room is more problematical, but its wall legends seem to refer to ways and properties of art materials.

Each argument is problematical, but perhaps one or more of them can be made robust.

One is the American establishment, defined here as the sizable population of corporate and other leaders who understand that preferences are problematical but still wish to be seen as walking the last mile for social justice.

We would also, presumably, need to amend presupposition 5, so that it was not the lack of a necessary condition for an act which was problematical, but the existence of a condition which was sufficient for the non-performance of the act.

Fuel and fuel-cell costs, and a lack of fueling infrastructure, are still problematical but solvable with strong political will and close industry-government cooperation.

In non-randomised studies the case-mix adjustment is problematical but necessary [ 36].