Sentence examples for controversial and problematic from inspiring English sources
The ToE is one of the most important theories in biology and yet a most controversial and problematic one to teach and learn.
Why else go through so much trouble, with so much damage to the economy, to develop and control such a controversial and problematic energy production technology?
Certain subjects for example, the effects of Orthodox Judaism's rituals on practitioners' mental health are far too controversial and problematic to fund for study.
This situation is controversial and problematic for cyanobacterial taxonomy.
While Trump's controversial (and in some ways problematic) new National Security Advisor Mike Flynn was right very early on about Isis while director of Defense Intelligence -- something invariably left out of critical mainstream media profiles of the guy, and something for which he deserves a great deal of credit -- there is no evidence that Team Trump is clear on what to do now.
VATICAN CITY — The Vatican has raised doubts about a recently released fragment of a Coptic text in which Jesus alludes to having a wife, describing it as "problematic and controversial," and most likely a fake.
However, nuclear power remains highly controversial due to its associated risks – nuclear accidents and problematic radioactive waste management.
Then, as we noted earlier this week, author and Wire contributor David Keenan wrote an essay for Crack Magazine defending Gizmo's right to be offensive, noting that the language people were using to criticize the label, using words like "controversial," problematic," irresponsible" and "offensive, "sounded like rock 'n' roll to me".
I am the controversial, the problematic".
This course examines what makes certain spaces — a multi-ethnic suburb of Paris, a museum, or a building — more controversial or problematic than others.
