Sentence examples for contain problematic from inspiring English sources

We don't track the ones that contain problematic chemicals.

But they also contain problematic implications about race, gender and class.

Zappa's lack of posthumous presence here may be regrettable, but the composer's music and personality contain problematic elements that could give anyone pause.

Testifying before the House of Representatives science committee during a 28 February hearing on management challenges facing NSF and other science agencies under the committee's jurisdiction, Lerner said that "extrapolating across the 45,000 proposals NSF receives annually suggests 1300 proposals could contain plagiarism and 450 to 900 could contain problematic data".

Many sacred texts contain problematic passages (i.e. passages which endorse morally repugnant ideas and practices).

These investors maintain, citing internal documents and e-mails, that those putting together mortgage securities knew that they contained problematic loans that would likely fail.

Others, including Mr. Moynihan, the journalist who discovered the fabricated Dylan quotations, noted on Twitter that Mr. Lehrer had still not addressed charges that another of his books, "How We Decide," also contains problematic passages.

Skeptics rightly point out that this proposal contains problematic gaps and loopholes.

Of the 20 episodes tracked, 75% (15) of them contained problematic language -- often spoken by popular or sympathetic characters.

Earlier seasons contained problematic gay panic jokes, and the show certainly got criticism for having an all-white cast, but even by just Season 2, a whole episode was focused on a gay wedding.

Google's proposed "Policy Violation Checker" would allow software to peek over peoples' shoulders while they type to alert individuals -- and potentially their employers -- when their written text contained "problematic phrases" that "present policy violations, have legal implications, or are otherwise troublesome to a company, business, or individual," according to the patent filing.